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TruckVault Secure Storage — Omaha & Lincoln, NE

TruckVault Secure Storage for Pickups, SUVs, Sedans & Vans

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Expensive equipment riding loose in a cargo area is a problem twice over: it is easy to steal and hard to find. Revolution Upfitting installs TruckVault secure storage for departments, field crews, and businesses across Omaha, NE and Lincoln, NE — locking drawer systems built for pickups, SUVs, sedans, and vans. TruckVault builds each system around a specific vehicle, and we plan the configuration around the gear it carries, so every case, instrument, and tool gets a locked home. Looking only at pickup-bed drawers? Our truck bed storage page compares options for that job. For everything else, request a TruckVault quote.

Why Crews and Departments Choose TruckVault

A secure drawer system changes how a vehicle works every single day. Here is what that looks like across the vehicles we fit:

One Brand, Every Vehicle in the Lineup

TruckVault builds secure storage for pickups, SUVs, sedans, and vans, so a mixed roster does not force a mixed approach. The unmarked sedan, the patrol SUV, and the crew pickup can all carry the same locking drawer logic, and your people know where everything lives no matter which keys they grab.

Locked Down and Out of Sight

A drawer system turns an open cargo area into locked storage that looks like nothing from the outside. Equipment rides below a flat deck instead of loose behind the seats, which keeps it hidden from anyone glancing through the glass and protected from the easy grab.

A Deck That Still Carries Cargo

The top of a TruckVault is a working surface, not wasted space. Optional tie-down rails on the lid give bags, cases, and larger gear a secure place to ride, so you add locked storage underneath without giving up the cargo floor above it.

Drawers Organized Around Your Gear

Carpeted drawers with divider options let every item take an assigned spot — cases, instruments, rifles, radios, or hand tools. When each piece has a home, your crew spends less time digging and can see at a glance when something did not make it back.

Built for the Vehicle, Not Adapted to It

TruckVault systems are built around specific makes and models, which is why they fit cleanly instead of rattling around a cargo area. We confirm your exact vehicle before ordering and plan the configuration with you, so the unit that arrives is the unit your work needs.

An Omaha Shop That Owns the Install

The drawer system carries its manufacturer's backing, and our workmanship stands behind the installation itself. Read how our warranty coverage works, and learn more about the family behind Revolution Upfitting.

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Tell Us the Vehicle and What It Carries

The quote form needs three things: the vehicle's year, make, and model; what rides in it on a normal shift; and which of those items has to be locked. That is enough for us to narrow down the right TruckVault series and start sketching a drawer layout. Plenty of builds go further — a pickup might pair a drawer system with a SmartCap truck cap or a tonneau cover over the top, and a department may want the same layout in every unit through a fleet upfitting program. Give us the whole picture and we will plan the pieces together.

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How a TruckVault Goes From Plan to Installed

Every secure-storage install follows the same sequence, because a drawer system is only as good as the plan behind it. If upfitting is new territory, our guide to what vehicle upfitting involves is a useful first read.

1

Vehicle Walk-Around and Gear Inventory

We start with the vehicle and everything that rides in it. What your people carry, and how often they reach for it, decides the configuration.

Confirm the year, make, and model, plus cargo-area or bed dimensions

List the equipment the vehicle carries on a normal shift

Note which items need to be locked, which need quick access, and which ride on top

Check existing equipment — caps, covers, partitions, radios, or wiring — that affects the fit

Ask how many people share the vehicle and how the gear gets checked in and out

Flag anything about the vehicle that could complicate the install

2

Series and Configuration Planning

With the inventory in hand, we match the vehicle to the right TruckVault series and lay out the drawers around the gear instead of the other way around.

Choose the series for the vehicle type: pickup, SUV, sedan, or van

Decide between a low-profile single drawer and a stacked multi-drawer build

Pick all-weather or carpeted construction based on where the unit rides

Plan drawer layout, dividers, and any cubbies around the actual equipment

Decide whether the lid needs tie-down rails for gear that rides on top

Review the configuration with you before anything is ordered

3

Ordering and Pre-Install Prep

TruckVault units are built to the vehicle, so the order has to be right the first time. We double-check the details and prepare the vehicle while the system is on its way.

Confirm the final configuration against your vehicle one more time

Place the order for your specific make, model, and cargo area

Plan the mounting approach around existing floor, bed, or cargo features

Coordinate timing with any other upfit work planned for the same vehicle

Clear and clean the cargo area or bed before installation day

Keep you updated on the order so there are no surprises

4

Installation and Fit Check

Installation day is about a solid mount and drawers that run the way they should. We treat fit and function as pass-fail items.

Position the unit and mount it following the manufacturer's installation guidance

Confirm the drawers open fully without hitting seats, trim, tailgates, or hatches

Check that locks engage cleanly on every drawer

Fit dividers and organizers to the plan agreed in step two

Test tie-down rails and any on-top cargo points

Re-check clearances with the hatch, liftgate, or tailgate closed

5

Walkthrough and Handoff

We hand back a vehicle your people already know how to use. The walkthrough is short, practical, and specific to your configuration.

Demonstrate the locks, drawers, and any removable dividers

Show how to load gear so drawers stay balanced and run smoothly

Review simple care habits for the finish, slides, and locks

Hand over the product documentation for the installed system

Point out how the system fits alongside our full lineup of upfitting services

Answer every question before the vehicle leaves the shop

TruckVault Questions From Omaha & Lincoln Drivers

Have a broader question about how upfitting works? Our vehicle upfitting FAQ covers the fundamentals.

TruckVault builds systems for pickups, SUVs, sedans, and vans. Pickups can run all-weather or carpeted units, SUVs range from a single drawer to stacked multi-drawer builds, and sedans typically take a single drawer in the trunk. Tell us the exact vehicle and we will confirm what fits before anything is ordered.

The Base Line is the low-profile option — secure drawer storage that keeps as much of the cargo floor usable as possible. The Commander Line is the highly customizable build, with room for multiple drawers, cubbies, work surfaces, and electronics. We help you decide which fits the way your vehicle is actually used.

Yes — that is one of the most common uses for the Commander Line. Law enforcement and public safety teams use it to organize equipment, cases, and electronics in one locked system at the back of the vehicle. We plan the layout with your team, and your agency's own IT or radio installer can handle any electronics that go inside it.

It does. Sedan systems are single-drawer units, available in floor-mounted or elevated configurations, that turn the trunk into locked storage without giving up the space above it. They are a common choice for unmarked units, investigators, and sales or field staff who carry valuable equipment in a car.

If the unit will ride in an open pickup bed, the all-weather construction is built for exposure to rain, snow, and road spray. Carpeted units belong inside a covered space — an SUV cargo area, a sedan trunk, or a pickup bed under a cap or tonneau cover. We recommend the construction based on where your system will live.

The top of a TruckVault acts as a flat cargo deck, and optional tie-down rails give you anchor points to secure bags, cases, or larger gear up there. It means the drawer system adds locked storage without taking away the space you already use for hauling.

Yes. Vans can take stacked drawer and cubby configurations that turn the rear cargo area into organized, locking storage — useful for surveyors, inspectors, and field technicians who carry expensive instruments. We look at the van's floor, doors, and any shelving plans before recommending a layout.

TruckVault builds its secure storage systems in Sedro-Woolley, Washington. They are made to fit specific vehicles rather than produced as one-size-fits-all boxes, which is a big part of why we plan every configuration around your exact make and model.

Yes, and it pays off. Putting the same drawer layout in every vehicle means anyone on the team can find any piece of equipment in any unit. We can plan a standard configuration and roll it across the roster as part of a fleet upfitting program.

If you drive a pickup and mainly want organized drawers in the bed, our truck bed storage page compares drawer systems for that job. This page covers TruckVault across every vehicle type. Either way, contact our team and we will point you to the right fit.

Secure Storage Installs for Omaha, Lincoln, and Beyond

TruckVault installations happen at our shop in Omaha, and vehicles arrive from across the metro and well beyond. Whether it is a patrol SUV, a surveyor's van, or a crew pickup, the fit standard is the same:

  • Omaha — home base, and where our secure-storage installs happen
  • Lincoln — departments, crews, and field staff a short interstate run away
  • Papillion — work SUVs and pickups from across southern Sarpy County
  • La Vista — service vehicles from a busy commercial corridor
  • Bellevue — public safety and trade vehicles in the southeast metro
  • Elkhorn — builders and field techs in the growing west metro
  • Bennington — northwest metro trades and acreage trucks
  • Nebraska City — southeast Nebraska owners who want gear locked down
  • Grand Island — central Nebraska vehicles that carry expensive equipment
  • Kearney — teams further west who want the install done right
  • Kansas City, MO — regional fleets that route through our shop
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Round Out the Rest of the Vehicle

Secure drawers are often one part of a bigger build. These services pair naturally with a TruckVault installation:

Truck bed storage

Compare drawer systems built specifically for pickup beds, and find the right organized setup for your truck and trade.

SmartCap truck caps

A stainless steel cap over the bed keeps a carpeted TruckVault dry and adds another locked layer on top of it.

Tonneau covers

A covered bed hides the drawer system from view and protects everything riding on the deck above it.

Truck tool boxes

Weather-tight boxes at the bulkhead or along the rails add quick-access storage beside the drawers.

Lock Down Your Gear in Omaha or Lincoln, NE

Every shift that equipment rides loose, it is one open door away from walking off and one hard stop away from getting damaged. A TruckVault secure storage system fixes both at once: gear goes into locked, organized drawers, and the deck on top keeps carrying cargo the way it always has.

What you get from us is a planned install, not a boxed accessory. We look at your vehicle, list what it carries, match the right TruckVault series, and mount the system so every drawer and lock works the way it was designed to. If you are still weighing general questions, our vehicle upfitting FAQ covers the fundamentals.

The next step takes minutes: tell us the vehicle and what rides in it. We will come back with a configuration that fits your gear and your security priorities, explained plainly by a Nebraska upfitter, without pressure.

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