How as a plumber can you keep your tools and equipment neat and organised while out and about on the road? The answer is a service body.  A service body can become your new rolling workshop if set up correctly. They allow for tool and material storage and can be locked up to prevent theft.

Service bodies come in a variety of sizes, designs, and building materials. So the question then becomes, what is the best material for a service body? As with many things, the "best" material is going to depend on your needs and budget.

Customising a service body for your ute provides the opportunity to equip your vehicle with the specific setup required to make your job easier to manage, whether its commercial, emergency services, or simply for recreational purposes.

Are you concerned about a service body affecting the fuel efficiency of your ute? Do you want to know how much extra it might cost you in terms of fuel? We’re examining everything you wanted to know about the impact of a ute service body on fuel efficiency.

The Mazda BT50 is a solid workhorse and with a well-designed service body and canopy, has the potential to take your work efficiency to the next level. Whether it’s a full canopy, part canopy or a customised design, there is no lack of options available today.

Let’s face it, price is a big factor in all our buying decisions. It’s no different when it comes to service bodies for our work ute. We all want big savings! In this article, we will take a look at the pros and the cons of choosing a cheap canopy for your work vehicle.