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Bed Types

Pool Service Truck Beds

Alumbody Pool Trucks

Built for daily pool service.

Pool service is hard on a truck. Wet equipment and daily loading quickly wear down a conventional steel-and-wood bed. An aluminum pool truck bed provides durable, corrosion-resistant access for the workday.

Low 9" and 12" fold-down sides make equipment easier to reach throughout a busy route. Each bed is configured around the truck and the way your crew works.

  • 9" & 12" fold-down sides
  • High strength 6000 series aluminum
  • Easy-access gate configurations
  • Configured for your truck
  • Factory bumper retained
Spec Your Pool Truck
2010 Toyota Tacoma with a 6' × 7' Alumbody aluminum pool truck bed with 9" solid fold-down gates using stainless steel hardware and dock bumper
Pool Bed Layouts

Pick the layout that matches your route

9" Fold-Down Pool Bed

Lowest rail — fastest loading

9" solid fold-down sides drop flat against the truck so a tech can grab a 5-gallon jug or a leaf-rake without lifting over a tall rail. Standard on the Tacoma and Ranger builds — the lowest-fatigue layout for a daily route truck.

Typical size
6' × 6'6" up to 6' × 7'
Best for
  • Tacoma / Ranger / Frontier
  • Solo-tech route trucks
  • Residential service

12" Fold-Down Pool Bed

More sidewall — still easy reach

12" sides give a little more containment for hoses and equipment without making the bed harder to load. The middle-ground spec on a half-ton or full-size pickup — most fleet builds end up here.

Typical size
6'6" × 7' up to 6'6" × 8'
Best for
  • F-150 / Silverado 1500 / Ram 1500
  • Half-ton fleet trucks
  • Mixed residential + commercial
Pool Truck Gallery

11 real Alumbody builds

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why choose an aluminum bed for pool service?

Aluminum is lightweight and corrosion resistant, making it a practical choice for a truck that works around water every day.

Can I keep my factory tailgate or bumper?

The factory tailgate is removed as part of the conversion, but the rear bumper and receiver hitch stay. Our beds are cut to clear the OEM bumper line so towing capacity is unaffected.

What's the right truck for a route — Tacoma or F-150?

Tacoma if the route is residential and the techs are loading and unloading at every stop — the lower deck height saves a back over an 8-hour day. F-150 if the route mixes residential and commercial, or if filter changes are part of the work.

Do you offer fleet pricing for pool service companies?

Yes. Multi-unit builds get standardized specs, a consistent layout across the fleet and tiered pricing on builds of 3+ trucks. Send us your fleet size and we'll quote in one bundle.

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