Van Hire Glantwymyn

Choosing the right van for the day

Every job starts with a load, so it helps to think about what actually needs carrying. Smaller vans suit local deliveries and a few flat-packed boxes, while Transit-style vans and high-capacity movers handle furniture, tools or bulkier equipment. Mid-size options sit comfortably between the two for those awkward in-between jobs. Beyond the standard range, specialist vehicles such as tail lift vans, box-style Lutons, camper vans and cherry pickers can also be arranged for more particular tasks. If you would rather not work a manual gearbox, ask about automatic availability when you enquire, as it varies. Hire periods are flexible too, with both short and long-term agreements on offer, so a single afternoon or a fortnight of trade use can both be accommodated.

Match the vehicle to the job

Tell the team roughly what you are moving, how many people are travelling and what access looks like at either end. A narrow village lane or a low car park entrance can change which vehicle makes sense, so sharing those details early helps them suggest the right category or a similar model before you commit.

Confirm the hire terms

Before anything is signed, work through the practicalities: your dates, the mileage option that fits your journey, the standard insurance excess, and who will be named on the agreement as drivers. If you need delivery to your door, a one-way drop-off or permission to travel into Europe, raise it at this stage so nothing catches you out later.

Prepare a useful enquiry

A clear enquiry gets a quicker answer. Note your preferred collection times, an honest estimate of the mileage ahead, and the main requirements for the vehicle itself. Once you book, availability and the exact model are confirmed, and you can either collect in person or arrange delivery to a location that suits you. When an ordinary car simply will not do, SDVH has a dependable nationwide fleet ready for commercial and private use.

Questions before you book