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Putting Your Timing in Order First

Decide your collection and return times before anything else, then work backwards. A customer collecting furniture at nine and returning by five needs margin at both ends, not just the middle. Weekends and month-ends tend to go first, so enquire early; whether a particular van is free is never guaranteed until you've actually reserved it.

Taking the Handover at a Sensible Pace

Give yourself ten unhurried minutes at collection. Walk around the van, photograph any marks, check the fuel level and make sure the mirrors suit your seating position. Discovering a scratch after you've driven off, or a low tyre twenty miles down the road, costs far more time than the walk-round itself.

The Paperwork That Saves a Return Trip

Sort your driving licence details, proof of address and payment card the evening before, and check whether additional drivers need adding. Ask upfront what documents the branch wants to see. A customer who arrives with everything to hand collects the keys in minutes; one who doesn't may be driving home to fetch paperwork.

Sizing the Van Around the Load

Measure your load before choosing, not after. Note the length of the longest item, whether anything stacks, and whether a wardrobe or fridge needs to stay upright. A smaller van that swallows everything comfortably beats a larger one you're nervous about parking, so size up from real measurements rather than a guess.

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