Van Hire Maud

Choosing a van that suits the load

Everything starts with what you need to carry. A house move from a farm cottage, a delivery run of boxed stock, or a crew heading to a site all call for different vans, so tell us whether space, payload or seats matter most. If you are unsure, describe the awkward items, a sofa, a quad bike, stacks of flat-pack, and the hire team can point you towards a category that swallows them comfortably. The exact model supplied for your booking is confirmed at the time you reserve.

Timing your Maud booking

Maud sits in rural Aberdeenshire, so journeys often involve longer drives than customers first expect. Factor in the mileage to your destination or return route, and mention any early start or late finish you have in mind. Weekends around moving dates and agricultural seasons can be busier, so a little notice helps. Give your preferred dates and rough mileage when you first get in touch, and we can confirm what is available.

Sorting the booking terms

Once the vehicle is settled, the paperwork is straightforward. Standard insurance is included, and the applicable excess plus any optional extras will be explained before the agreement is made. Check the mileage allowance offered, decide who the named drivers will be, and raise anything unusual, one-way drops, European travel, or delivery to an address, at this stage rather than later. Delivery and collection may be available to UK addresses; confirm the address, timing and any charge that applies to your arrangement.

What to include in your enquiry

A clear first message saves a round of questions. Note the job or trip, your dates and preferred times, the expected mileage, and the main requirements for the van, load size, passengers, tail-lift or similar. Add where you would like the vehicle left or collected, and any licence or access points worth flagging. We will come back with options and confirm availability, the precise model and the final price for the individual booking.

Questions before you book