Truck Hire Cenarth

What SDVH can arrange in Cenarth

Our fleet covers most commercial jobs. Payloads run from 7.5T builds up to 18 tonne (18T) platforms, so whether you are shifting building materials between sites or collecting a consignment, there should be a suitable option. Box trucks keep freight dry and secure; flatbeds take awkward or oversized loads; tippers handle site clearance work; refrigerated units carry chilled produce. Every vehicle is fully insured and maintained to a high standard before it goes out.

Choosing the right truck for the work

Think beyond payload alone. A curtainsider suits palletised freight that needs side loading, while a box body protects fragile goods in transit. Consider how the cargo will be loaded too, since tail lifts, ramps and access restrictions all influence which category makes sense. If you are unsure, describe the load and the two sites involved and the team will suggest an appropriate vehicle or a similar model.

Getting the hire terms straight

Before confirming, settle the essentials: your dates, the mileage allowance you expect to need, the standard insurance excess, and who will be a named driver. If the job involves a one-way drop or travel into Europe, raise it early so the arrangements can be checked. Delivery and collection may be available to UK addresses; confirm the address, timing and any charge when you book. Hires can run for a week or longer, and longer-term rental can be discussed for ongoing contracts.

Making a clear enquiry

A well-prepared enquiry saves everyone time. Include your preferred dates, expected mileage, the approximate weight and size of the load, and any access constraints at either end. Note the passenger count you need in the cab as well. Availability and the exact model are confirmed at booking, so keep your requirements flexible where the job allows.

Questions before you book