S&D Camper Conversions

S&D Camper Conversions operates as an independent, family-run business situated in Redruth, Cornwall, dedicated to transforming vans into personalized homes on wheels. The company was founded by Steve and Danielle, who began their venture from a small garage with basic tools and plywood. Over time, their commitment to craftsmanship and client vision has allowed them to expand their operations. They emphasize a collaborative approach, integrating customer ideas throughout the design and building process to ensure each conversion truly reflects the owner's lifestyle, whether for family trips, weekend getaways, or full-time living.

The company offers a comprehensive range of services, categorized into three main stages: Van Preparation, Structure, and Interior Design. Van Preparation includes essential steps like bulkhead stripdown, sound deadening, insulation, and initial 12V and 240V cable installations. The Structure phase covers critical elements such as window fitting, pop-top roof installations, ply lining, carpet lining, and the setup of advanced electrical systems, including split charge/DC-DC chargers and solar panels. For the interior, S&D provides hard-wearing floor coverings, various unit options from basic to mid-range, and a bespoke design service, alongside different bed solutions like wooden pull-out/raised beds and Rock & Roll beds.

A distinctive offering from S&D Camper Conversions is their new division, S&D Creations, which leverages CNC design and cutting technology. This advanced capability allows for the production of millimeter-perfect camper units, beds, and ply lining kits, enhancing the precision and customization available for client projects. The company prides itself on catering to diverse budgets, offering options from full turnkey conversions to individual services and DIY parts. They also provide a free face-to-face consultation service, ensuring clients receive personalized guidance from the initial planning stages through to the completion of their dream campervan.