Simple CargoTruck with a driver
The truck, without the rental counter
Renting a truck for one dresser means a deposit, insurance, gas, mileage, and getting it back before the counter closes. Book the van with its driver instead. Some people call it a man with a van; we call it a curbside pickup.
PriceFlat price, quoted and confirmed before the trip.
Book this tripWhat you skip
The deposit and the insurance
Nothing held on your card. You pay for the trip, at the price confirmed ahead.
Driving a big vehicle in the city
Alleys, potholes, parking: the driver handles it.
Gas and mileage
Built into the flat price of the trip.
Returning it to the counter
The trip ends at your curb. Nothing to bring back.
The van: High-roof Sprinter, 170-inch wheelbase. How it works
When renting still makes more sense
- You're moving a whole apartment and you have a crew of friends for the day.
- You need the vehicle for hours with several stops and no set plan.
- For everything else, a trip with a driver can cost less than a day's rental once gas and insurance are counted.
Your questions
- What vehicle do you use?
- A high-roof Sprinter with a 170-inch wheelbase. Long enough for a couch lying flat, tall enough for a fridge standing up.
- Can I drive the van myself?
- No. The driver comes with the van, which is the whole point.
- Does the driver help load?
- On request. The basic price is curb to curb and you do the loading. If you need help, say so when you book and we confirm the price first.
Won't fit? We'll take it.
Tell us what, where from and where to. We reply with a flat price before we go.