Our services
Complete conversion
Summit Custom Conversions is set up to produce up to two complete builds per year on any chassis/platform. SCC will always have one van in our inventory for sale. Please check out our latest build, The Arethusa built on the 2022 Dodge Promaster 3500 platform.
SCC welcomes the "Bring Your Own Van" concept with open arms. Need a complete van conversion done on your new to you ride? Need windows installed? Need a Custom Extruded Aluminum Roof Rack with Awning? Call us, we have the skills to do all this and more. We would love to help!
Implants
At Summit Custom Conversions we will "implant" complete heating systems, electrical systems, solar systems, and cooling systems. These are considered "large implants".
SCC will also install 12v fridges, induction cooktops, windows, and roof fans. We would consider these "small implants".
We also install accessories like roof racks, bush bumpers, and exterior lighting.
Still, have questions? Just ask!
Your vision
Summit Custom Conversions believes that certain public services can go "mobile". Massage therapy, hair salon, veterinarian services, and food services just to name a few. Let us guide you and learn through the process.
If you have a project in mind and looking for a builder to think outside the box, SCC is all ears. Here at SCC we love learning and exploring new ideas. Let's chat!
Our process
1. The phone call
Please email us first to schedule a phone call to discuss your vision, needs, and budget. During this call, we will establish a "build sheet" which in turn produces your quote.
2. Conceptual drawing
After the specs are gathered we transfer them to a conceptual drawing to help finalize the future build. Revisions are welcome. Once finalized, a 50% deposit of the cost for the build is taken and we move to the fabrication stage.
3. The build
The rig enters the shop and we begin the fabrication of your unit. Clients are welcome to sit back and wait for their completion date or they are encouraged to stop by our shop weekly to view the process. Don't forget to bring coffee and treats for the working crew!