Van Upfit and Conversion
Van Upfit and Conversion for RVs, vans, and trailers
TLDR
OCRV Center performs van upfit and conversion in-shop in Yorba Linda for RVs, vans, and trailers. Thorough collision estimates, direct insurance billing, and a written estimate before any work begins.
What van upfit and conversion work do you do?
OCRV Center upfits and converts Sprinter, ProMaster, Transit, and EV cargo vans in-shop: shelving and racking, bulkheads, flooring and insulation, windows, 12V and solar power, auxiliary heat, roof racks, and full camper and mobile-business build-outs, all while protecting the factory systems and ADAS.
What van upfit and conversion covers
OCRV Center handles van upfit and conversion in-shop at our Yorba Linda facility for RVs, vans, trailers, and commercial vehicles. Shelving, bulkheads, insulation, windows, racks, and custom build-outs. Because we only work on these vehicles, this is something our technicians do every week, not an occasional job squeezed in between cars.
Work-van upfits: shelving, racking, and bulkheads
A work van earns its keep when the interior is organized for the trade, and we install shelving, racking, drawer systems, bulkheads, flooring, and lighting that turn an empty cargo box into a rolling workshop.
A good upfit is fastened to the body correctly, keeps weight low and balanced, and does not interfere with the van structure or safety systems.
Camper conversions and build-outs
Camper-van conversions are a full build: insulation, windows, flooring, electrical, water, a galley, seating, and sleeping, all in a tight space that has to stay drivable and safe. We handle the structural, electrical, and finish work to a standard that lasts.
The systems we install elsewhere on RVs, solar, lithium, water, and heat, come together here in the smallest possible footprint, which is exactly the kind of integration a specialist does well.
Power, heat, windows, and accessories
We install 12V and solar power, auxiliary heaters such as Webasto and Espar, windows and vents, roof racks, steps, and cameras, and we protect the factory ADAS sensors and recalibrate when the work requires it.
On EV cargo vans the same care applies, with attention to the high-voltage system and the weight and aerodynamics that affect range.
What affects the cost
Several things move the price of van upfit and conversion up or down. The biggest are usually the extent of the damage and whether the work is structural or cosmetic.
- Work-van upfit versus full camper conversion
- Material and component grade
- Electrical and solar system size
- Auxiliary heat, windows, and accessories
- Insulation and finish level
- ADAS protection and recalibration
What is included
Every job begins with an inspection and a written estimate. A typical job includes:
- Shelving, racking, and bulkhead installation
- Insulation, flooring, and windows
- 12V and solar power systems
- Auxiliary heat such as Webasto and Espar
- Roof racks, steps, and cameras
- ADAS protection and recalibration
Ballpark cost
Here is what van upfit and conversion typically costs, and what moves the number up or down.
Ballpark cost
Ballpark ranges to help you plan, not a quote. Collision estimates are written after inspection. Final pricing comes from a written estimate after inspection. See full pricing.
| Service | Ballpark | Labor hours |
|---|---|---|
| Van Upfit and Conversion | ||
| E-track, D-ring, and tie down installation | $250 to $2,500 | 1 to 10 hours |
| Interior build out and conversion (race, work, mobile business) | $2,500 to $50,000+ | 20 to 250 hours |
| HVAC, vent, and insulation install | $750 to $7,500 | 4 to 30 hours |
| Roof reinforcement and solar roof rack install | $750 to $6,500 | 4 to 30 hours |
| Bulkhead and partition install | $400 to $2,500 | 2 to 10 hours |
| Cargo floor and liner install | $400 to $4,500 | 2 to 18 hours |
| Cargo shelving and racking install (Adrian Steel, Ranger Design, Weather Guard) | $750 to $7,500 | 4 to 30 hours |
| Custom build out (camper conversion, mobile office, mobile medical) | $5,000 to $80,000+ | 40 to 400 hours |
| Insulation and sound deadening | $750 to $4,500 | 4 to 20 hours |
| Headliner and wall panel install | $500 to $4,500 | 3 to 18 hours |
| Window install (side, rear, sliding) | $400 to $3,500 | 2 to 14 hours |
| Step, side bar, and running board install | $400 to $2,500 | 2 to 10 hours |
| Roof rack and ladder install | $400 to $3,500 | 2 to 14 hours |
These are ballparks to help you plan, not quotes. Final pricing comes from a written estimate after inspection, and insurance-billed work may use carrier-negotiated rates.
Our in-shop process
We run the same transparent process on every repair, from a quick cosmetic fix to a full insurance claim.
Bring it in or file a claim
Drive in for a thorough collision estimate or open an insurance claim. We work direct with every major carrier and handle the paperwork with your adjuster.
Inspection and written estimate
A specialist inspects the vehicle and writes a detailed estimate. Hidden damage is documented with photos so your claim reflects the real repair.
Approval and scheduling
We get carrier approval, order parts, and schedule the work. You get a clear timeline and a point of contact for the whole job.
Repair by specialists
Structural, body, paint, and systems work is performed in-house by techs who only work on RVs, vans, and trailers. No farming the hard parts out.
Quality control and delivery
Every repair is inspected against our standards, color matched, and road-tested where applicable. You pick up a vehicle that looks and works right, backed by our warranty.
Why OCRV Center
What sets our van upfit and conversion apart is simple: specialists, one roof, and a warranty that means it.
- Specialists, not generalists: structural, fiberglass, slide, paint, and systems work performed in-house by techs who only work on RVs, vans, and trailers.
- The insurance repair expert: we bill every major carrier direct, document hidden damage, and push for the correct repair so your claim covers the real cost.
- Warranty that means it: written workmanship guarantee on all collision repair, plus our systems and paint warranties.
- In-shop only, one standard: everything happens at our 35,000 square foot Yorba Linda facility, with no mobile shortcuts and no sublet surprises.
- Honest, written pricing: thorough collision estimates, ballpark ranges on every page, and a written estimate before any work begins.
Insurance and your claim
You have the right to choose your own repair shop, and the right specialist protects your payout.
We document visible and hidden damage with photos, write a complete estimate, and submit supplements when teardown reveals more, so a thin first estimate does not leave you paying out of pocket. Collision estimates are written after inspection and insurance walk-ins are always welcome.
We bill these carriers direct: Progressive, GEICO, State Farm, AAA SoCal, AAA Enterprises, Mercury, Allstate, American Family, Wawanesa, National General, CSAA, Foremost, Liberty Mutual, Tesla, Cincinnati, AGWS, with direct repair relationships on select carriers. Insurance-billed jobs may use carrier-negotiated rates that differ from our posted retail rates.
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Specific van upfit and conversion services
Questions about van upfit and conversion
Can you upfit my Sprinter or Transit work van?
Yes. We install shelving, racking, bulkheads, flooring, and lighting that organize the van for your trade, fastened correctly and balanced so it works hard and stays safe.
Do you build camper-van conversions?
Yes. We handle the full build, insulation, windows, electrical, water, heat, galley, and sleeping, to a standard that stays drivable and lasts, in-shop at our Yorba Linda facility.
Will an upfit affect my van warranty or safety systems?
We install around the factory systems and protect and recalibrate ADAS sensors when the work requires it, so the upfit adds capability without compromising safety.
Do you work directly with insurance companies?
Yes. We bill every major carrier direct, document hidden damage, and handle the paperwork and supplements. Collision estimates are written after inspection and insurance walk-ins are welcome.
What warranty do you offer?
A written workmanship guarantee on collision repair, a 12 month and 12,000 mile warranty on RV systems and mechanical and electrical work, and a 5 year color match and adhesion warranty on paint.
How do I get a quote?
Call us or request an estimate online and bring the vehicle to our Yorba Linda facility. Collision estimates are written after inspection, and final pricing comes from a written estimate after inspection.
Do you offer mobile or on-site repair?
No. All work is performed in-shop at our Yorba Linda facility. This lets us do structural, paint, and systems work to a standard mobile service cannot match. Customers bring their vehicle to us from across Southern California.
Bring it in for a thorough collision estimate
Insurance walk-ins welcome. We work direct with every major carrier and back our collision work with a written workmanship guarantee.