Subfloor & insulated floor package
The recorded work includes a subfloor, insulated floor package and finished vinyl sheet flooring.
Commercial Parcel & Cargo Upfits
Package Delivery Vehicle Conversions
Insulated floors, framed and insulated walls and ceilings, ABS cargo paneling, interior trim kits, rear door covers, and vinyl flooring built for parcel drivers.
Built for Route Drivers
Flooring, insulation and interior lining for delivery vehicles.
Delivery vehicles need a cargo layout suited to their routes and loads. This completed Sprinter provides an example of our flooring, insulation, interior paneling and trim work.
Our package delivery vehicle conversion—demonstrated on Brian’s completed 2025 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter AWD 144″ High Roof parcel-driver build—turns a bare cargo shell into an insulated, lined workspace with flooring, wall and ceiling paneling, trim, and rear-door covers.
Work Scope Breakdown
What goes into a package delivery conversion.
Every item below reflects the verified fabrication and installation scope completed in our Phoenix shop on the 2025 Sprinter AWD 144 High Roof parcel-driver build.
Coin-grip vinyl sheet flooring
Black coin-pattern vinyl sheet flooring covers the subfloor and is finished with protective metal threshold trim at both the sliding and rear cargo door steps.
Wall & ceiling framing and insulation
Interior framing strips and insulation fill the wall cavities and high-roof ceiling, alongside the wall and ceiling panel installation.
Textured black ABS wall & ceiling panels
Black ABS panels line the walls and ceiling. The project photos also show finished wheel-well enclosures and the cargo lights.
Sprinter front & rear interior trim kit
Molded front and rear interior trim packages close the transitions between the factory cab headliner, B-pillars, high-roof ABS ceiling, and rear cargo door frame.
Rear cargo door ABS panel covers
Matched black ABS panel covers protect both rear cargo doors from top to bottom, precision-routed around the recessed interior door latch and factory hinge wiring looms.
Completed Shop Showcase
2025 Sprinter AWD 144 High Roof parcel conversion.
Select any photograph to inspect the finished ABS wall and ceiling panels, front headliner transition, rear door covers, and coin-grip vinyl cargo deck in detail.
Wide-open load floor between boxed wheel wells with full-height black ABS walls, ceiling, and rear door covers.
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Molded Sprinter front trim package bridging the cab headliner and B-pillars to the insulated ABS cargo ceiling.
See transition details
Continuous coin-pattern vinyl sheet flooring over the insulated subfloor, paired with ABS wall panels.
Review floor scope
Framed and insulated driver-side cargo wall finished in black ABS panels with clean seam strips and B-pillar trim.
Review wall scope
Full-height black ABS door panel cover protecting the passenger-side rear cargo door while preserving latch access.
Inspect door panels
Matched black ABS panel cover shielding the driver-side rear door skin and hinge wiring loom path.
Inspect door panelsShop Video Walkthroughs
See the finished conversion from every door.
These short shop clips show the sliding-door entry, the rear cargo door opening, and the 2025 Sprinter AWD 144 High Roof platform.
Opening the passenger sliding door to show the metal step trim, coin-grip vinyl floor, ABS walls and ceiling, and closed rear door covers.
Stepping in from the rear cargo doors to inspect the rear threshold, boxed wheel wells, and full-length insulated ABS interior looking forward.
Exterior walkaround of the completed parcel-delivery Sprinter outside New Life Conversions in Phoenix.
Working with the shop
How we build commercial delivery vans.
We keep commercial upfits straightforward so owner-operators and fleet drivers can get their vehicle on route quickly.
- 01
Confirm platform & route needs
Share your van year, make, model, wheelbase, and roof height along with how you load parcels, totes, or shelving.
- 02
Select floor, insulation & liner scope
Choose your subfloor, floor insulation, wall and ceiling framing and insulation, ABS paneling, trim kit, and door covers.
- 03
Fabricate & install in Phoenix
Our team frames, insulates, panels, and trims the cargo bay in-house and walks you through every finished surface at pickup.
Before you enquire
What to send for a delivery van quote.
A few quick details let our team scope materials and shop scheduling accurately.
- Vehicle year, make, model, wheelbase, and roof height (such as 2025 Sprinter 144″ High Roof, Ford Transit, or Ram ProMaster).
- Current cargo bay condition—bare factory sheet metal, factory floor mat, or existing panels that need removal.
- Whether you want full thermal insulation in the floor, walls, and ceiling in addition to ABS cargo paneling.
- Front and rear interior trim kit preferences and full-height rear cargo door panel covers.
- Any future shelving, L-track tie-downs, auxiliary lighting, or climate upgrades you want the framing to accommodate.
Good to know
Common questions.
Why use textured ABS paneling instead of bare plywood in a parcel van?
This build uses textured black ABS wall and ceiling panels. The choice of lining, fixings and layout for a new vehicle is reviewed during quoting.
Does insulating the floor, walls, and ceiling reduce cargo width?
Framing and panels affect the finished clearances. We review cargo width, standing height and loading access for your vehicle when quoting.
Can you upfit a van exclusively for commercial package delivery without camper systems?
Yes. As shown on the 2025 Sprinter AWD 144 High Roof parcel-driver conversion, we build dedicated commercial cargo interiors focused on subfloors, insulation, framing, ABS paneling, trim kits, rear door covers, and coin-grip vinyl flooring.
Can climate control or electrical upgrades be added now or later?
Yes. Our service center also handles 12V and 120V air conditioning, roof ventilation, and auxiliary electrical systems—tell us your route requirements when requesting a quote.
Ready to fit out your delivery van?
Send us your vehicle details and the interior protection scope you need for your route.