Landscape Body Trucks for Southwest Florida Businesses
Build a Ford F-350, F-450 or F-550 landscape truck around the way your crews actually work.
Aluminum landscape bodies can provide space for mowers, tools, landscaping equipment, materials and crew support while keeping everything organized on one commercial truck.
We can help match the Ford chassis, cab, aluminum body, storage, ramps and towing equipment to your landscaping operation.
What Is a Landscape Body Truck?
A landscape body is a commercial truck body designed to help landscaping crews transport equipment, tools, materials and supplies between jobsites.
Unlike a traditional pickup bed, a purpose-built landscape body can provide more usable cargo space and better equipment organization.
Depending on the body design, it may include tall aluminum sides, rear access, ramps, tool storage, equipment racks and towing equipment.
The result is a truck that can be built around the daily workflow of a landscaping or grounds maintenance crew.
Built Around Daily Landscape Work
✓ Carry mowers and equipment
✓ Organized tool storage
✓ Aluminum body options
✓ Ramp access
✓ Crew cab configurations
✓ Towing capability when properly configured
What Can a Landscape Body Truck Carry?
Landscape bodies can be configured around the equipment and materials your crews use every day.
Lawn Equipment
Carry walk-behind mowers, zero-turn equipment and other lawn maintenance machinery.
Handheld Equipment
Organize trimmers, blowers, rakes, shovels and other everyday landscaping tools.
Landscape Supplies
Transport plants, bagged material, irrigation parts and other jobsite supplies.
Commercial Equipment
Build the body around the specialized equipment your crews use in the field.
Aluminum Bodies Can Make Sense for Landscape Crews
Aluminum landscape bodies are commonly used in commercial landscaping because they offer corrosion resistance and can reduce body weight compared with some steel designs.
That can be especially useful for trucks that carry equipment, passengers, tools and materials throughout the day.
The right material and body design should still be selected around the actual work the truck will perform.
Practical for Outdoor Commercial Use
✓ Corrosion-resistant material
✓ Lower body weight in many designs
✓ Clean commercial appearance
✓ Strong fit for outdoor work
✓ Multiple body configurations
Make Loading Mowers and Equipment Easier
A landscape body can be configured with rear ramps or other access systems that allow crews to move equipment on and off the truck more efficiently.
This can be especially useful for lawn maintenance crews that load and unload equipment several times throughout the day.
Ramp length, angle and capacity should be matched to the equipment being transported.
Built for Repeated Loading
✓ Mowers
✓ Spreaders
✓ Landscape equipment
✓ Small commercial machinery
Keep Landscape Equipment Organized
Good storage can make a major difference when crews use the truck throughout the day.
Toolboxes, racks and dedicated storage areas can help keep commonly used equipment easier to find and reduce loose tools in the cargo area.
The body can be configured around the equipment your business uses most often.
Put Tools Where Crews Need Them
✓ Underbody toolboxes
✓ Trimmer racks
✓ Blower storage
✓ Hand-tool storage
✓ Equipment tie-down points
Configure the Truck Around Your Operation
Commercial landscape bodies can be equipped with features that improve storage, access and daily productivity.
Aluminum Body
Corrosion-resistant body construction for commercial landscape operations.
Rear Ramps
Provide access for compatible mowers and landscape equipment.
High Sides
Help contain tools, equipment and materials within the body.
Toolboxes
Add lockable storage for tools, supplies and smaller equipment.
Equipment Racks
Organize trimmers, blowers and other regularly used landscape equipment.
Work Lighting
Improve visibility around the truck during early and late work.
Towing Equipment
Add compatible hitch equipment when trailer use is part of the job.
Custom Accessories
Configure the body around the services and equipment your crews use.
Choose the Right Ford Chassis
The chassis should be selected around the completed truck, including the landscape body, crew, equipment, tools and cargo.
Ford F-350 Landscape Truck
Can work for lighter landscape body configurations when the complete build remains within the vehicle’s ratings.
Explore F-350 Chassis Cab → F-450Ford F-450 Landscape Truck
A strong commercial option when additional chassis capacity is needed for body weight, crew and equipment.
Explore F-450 Chassis Cab → F-550Ford F-550 Landscape Truck
Well suited to larger commercial landscape bodies, heavier equipment and more demanding fleet applications.
Explore F-550 Chassis Cab →Crew Cab Landscape Trucks
Landscaping businesses often need to move several employees to the same jobsite along with their equipment.
A crew cab landscape truck can combine passenger seating with a purpose-built commercial body behind the cab.
Cab size affects wheelbase, body length and completed vehicle capacity, so both passenger and cargo requirements should be considered together.
One Truck for the Crew and the Job
✓ Passenger seating
✓ Equipment storage
✓ Tool organization
✓ Material transport
Plan for the Body, Crew and Equipment
A landscape truck needs to be evaluated as a complete vehicle.
The body, ramps, toolboxes, passengers, mowers, handheld equipment, supplies and trailer tongue weight can all use part of the chassis capacity.
Choosing the correct chassis from the beginning helps create a truck that better matches the way it will work.
Account for Everything on the Truck
✓ Landscape body
✓ Driver and crew
✓ Mowers and equipment
✓ Tools and storage
✓ Cargo and trailer requirements
Need More Equipment Than the Truck Can Carry?
Many landscaping businesses use the truck body for tools and supplies while pulling a trailer for additional mowers or equipment.
If trailer use is part of the plan, the truck, body and towing equipment should be specified together.
Completed vehicle weight, hitch equipment, trailer size and load all affect the final configuration.
Build Around the Entire Operation
✓ Mower trailers
✓ Utility trailers
✓ Equipment trailers
✓ Landscape trailers
Landscape Body vs. Landscape Dump Body
The right choice depends on whether your operation is focused more on equipment transport or bulk material unloading.
Equipment, Tools and Crew
A landscape body is a strong fit when the truck is primarily used to carry mowers, handheld equipment, tools, materials and crew support equipment.
Material Hauling and Hydraulic Unloading
A landscape dump body can make more sense when crews regularly haul mulch, branches, plant material and debris that benefit from hydraulic unloading.
Explore Landscape Dump Bodies →Businesses That Use Landscape Body Trucks
Landscaping Companies
Carry mowers, tools, materials and crew equipment.
Lawn Maintenance
Build a truck around daily mowing and maintenance routes.
Tree Service
Support trimming crews, tools and property cleanup.
Irrigation Contractors
Carry tools, pipe, fittings and installation equipment.
Grounds Maintenance
Equip crews that maintain commercial properties and communities.
Nurseries
Transport plants, supplies and landscaping equipment.
Municipalities
Support parks, grounds and public property maintenance.
More Industries
Explore commercial vehicle solutions by business type.
View Industries →Need a Landscape Truck?
We can help locate an available Ford landscape truck or build a chassis and aluminum landscape body around your operation.
Find a Work-Ready Landscape Truck
Tell us your crew size, equipment, material and trailer requirements.
Build Around Your Crew
Configure the cab, aluminum body, ramps, storage, equipment racks and towing equipment.
How We Plan the Right Landscape Truck
Define the Work
Review the crew, equipment, tools, cargo and trailers the truck needs to support.
Choose the Chassis
Select the Ford chassis around the complete vehicle and working requirements.
Configure the Body
Choose body size, aluminum construction, ramps, storage and equipment organization.
Coordinate the Upfit
Bring the chassis, landscape body and equipment together into one complete truck.
Standardize Your Landscape Trucks
Landscaping companies operating multiple crews can benefit from creating a repeatable truck specification.
Using similar chassis, aluminum bodies, storage, equipment racks and towing setups can help create consistency across the fleet.
Build Consistency Across Your Fleet
✓ Same chassis configuration
✓ Same aluminum body
✓ Same storage layout
✓ Same equipment access
✓ Easier future replacement planning
Landscape Trucks in Southwest Florida
We help landscaping companies and commercial fleets throughout Southwest Florida find and configure Ford landscape trucks for their businesses.
Find or Build the Right Landscape Truck
Tell us how many employees need to ride, what mowers and equipment you carry, what tools need storage and whether you pull a trailer.
We can help determine the Ford chassis, aluminum landscape body and equipment that make sense for your business.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a landscape body truck?
A landscape body truck uses a commercial body designed to carry landscaping equipment, tools, materials and other supplies used by landscape crews.
What can a landscape body truck carry?
Depending on the body and chassis configuration, landscape trucks can carry mowers, trimmers, blowers, hand tools, plants, supplies and other landscaping equipment.
Why use an aluminum landscape body?
Aluminum can provide corrosion resistance and reduced body weight compared with some steel designs. The best body material depends on the application.
Can a landscape truck carry mowers?
Landscape bodies can be configured with suitable cargo space and ramp systems for compatible mowers and commercial lawn equipment.
Can I get a crew cab landscape truck?
Certain Ford chassis configurations can combine a crew cab with a commercial landscape body. Cab size, wheelbase and body length need to be planned together.
Can a landscape truck pull a trailer?
An appropriately configured completed vehicle may be equipped to tow compatible landscape, mower, utility or equipment trailers.
What is the difference between a landscape body and a landscape dump body?
A landscape body is generally focused on transporting equipment, tools and supplies. A landscape dump body adds hydraulic unloading for bulk materials and debris.
Which Ford chassis works best for a landscape body?
The right chassis depends on body size, crew, equipment, cargo and towing requirements. F-350, F-450 and F-550 chassis can support different commercial landscape applications.
Compare Other Work Truck Bodies
Landscape Dump Body
Hydraulic dump body for mulch, branches and landscape debris.
Explore →Dump Body
General-purpose hydraulic dump body for material hauling.
Explore →Stake Bed
Open commercial body with removable or fixed cargo sides.
Explore →Flatbed
Open-deck hauling for commercial equipment and materials.
Explore →Need an F-350, F-450 or F-550 Landscape Truck?
We can help you choose the Ford chassis, aluminum landscape body, ramps, storage and towing equipment needed for your operation.
Vehicle, landscape body, ramp, accessory and towing equipment availability, dimensions, weight ratings and compatibility vary by configuration and manufacturer and can change. Commercial upfit examples are provided for general planning purposes. Final chassis selection, body configuration, payload, axle loading, towing capacity and completed vehicle specifications should be verified before purchase, ordering or upfit installation.