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Commercial fleet · Plumbing and electrical
Mac Haik Chevrolet, a Chevrolet Business Elite dealer on the Katy Freeway, sets up plumbing and electrical fleets with Express Cargo vans and Silverado trucks upfitted with shelving, pipe and ladder racks and service bodies, so every part is where the tech expects it.
The service-call standard for plumbers and electricians: a lockable rolling parts room with shelving on both walls and racks on the roof.
For new-construction rough-in crews and electrical contractors who tow material trailers or need an open bed with a service body.
For enclosed service bodies, jetter rigs and commercial electrical crews carrying wire reels and heavy gear.
Fewer supply-house runs means more billable hours. The fleet team specs bins and racks around your most common jobs and coordinates the install before delivery.
Eligible small businesses can apply a Chevrolet Business Choice allowance toward upfits.
After a hard freeze or a hurricane, plumbing and electrical calls spike across the metro. A fleet that is already stocked and running is the one that gets the work.
New construction in Katy, Cypress, Fulshear and the Grand Parkway corridor keeps rough-in crews moving between job sites all day.
The service center runs until 9 PM on weekdays and 7 PM on Saturdays, so maintenance happens after the last call, not during it.
For service calls, the Chevrolet Express Cargo Van is the usual choice: an enclosed, lockable cargo area with shelving, bins and roof racks for pipe, conduit and ladders. Rough-in and commercial crews often add a Silverado 2500 HD or a 3500 HD chassis cab with a service body.
Yes. Mac Haik Chevrolet in Houston coordinates shelving, bins, pipe and conduit racks, ladder racks, wire spool racks, partitions, inverters and service bodies before delivery.
Yes. A GM Financial commercial line of credit through Mac Haik Chevrolet lets you add vans as you hire, without a new application for each one.
Yes. Mac Haik Chevrolet offers commercial fleet leasing on Chevrolet trucks and vans, with closed-end leases and open-end TRAC leases, and upfits can be built into any lease. No business is too small or too big. Van shelving, pipe racks and service bodies can be included in the lease payment. See how commercial fleet leasing works.
The sticker price is the smallest part of what a work truck costs. Fuel, repairs, downtime and resale decide the rest. Send your current fleet and the Mac Haik fleet team shows you the true cost of each unit, and what to change.
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