Clarks Vehicle Conversions

Clarks Vehicle Conversions, a prominent UK-based company, has been expertly transforming vehicles for over 40 years. Founded in June 1985 by Alan Clark, a bench-hand joiner from Doncaster, the business began with ply-lining vehicles from a small workshop. Over the decades, it has grown exponentially, with Alan's son Paul Clark and Brett Harrop joining and eventually becoming Directors. The company's core philosophy, "Converting Vehicles Correctly" (CVC), emphasizes building conversions that are safe, compliant, and built to last, distinguishing them from standard offerings. They were notably the first in their sector to achieve VCA Type Approval, underscoring their commitment to compliance and safety standards.

Operating from a vast 15,000m² Conversion Centre in Doncaster, Clarks Vehicle Conversions boasts a 100+ strong workforce and 24-hour production capabilities, allowing them to handle up to 400 vehicles. Their comprehensive range of services caters primarily to mobile workforces and commercial fleets, including welfare vehicles, crew carriers, racking systems, bunk vans, and lighter conversions like beacons and tow-bars. They also offer a Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) option across all conversions, aligning with modern sustainability goals. The company maintains a stock of completed welfare vehicles for immediate deployment, addressing urgent fleet needs.

Clarks is dedicated to quality, safety, and sustainability, holding ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accreditations. They partner with major vehicle manufacturers and suppliers, ensuring optimal product integration. Beyond initial conversions, Clarks provides extensive aftersales support, including a 3-year warranty, nationwide assistance, and proactive mobile servicing for electrical, solar, heater, and toilet systems. Their commitment extends to team development through the award-winning Clarks Academy, fostering expertise and ensuring high standards of craftsmanship.