If you’re planning an extended trip, undertaking a lengthy DIY project, or simply need extra vehicle space for a while, you might be wondering: can you rent a van for a month in the UK? The good news is, yes, you can. Whether you need a vehicle for business purposes, a family holiday, or moving house, van hire offers a flexible and cost-effective solution. In this article, we’ll explore the options available, what you need to know before you hire, and tips to ensure you get the best deal. Let’s jump into the world of monthly van rentals and discover how it can simplify your transport needs.

If you need an affordable van rental option for a month, Pace Van Hire will be able to meet your needs. We offer a wide range of well-maintained vehicles available for our customers. From small vans that you can run errands in, all the way up to Lutons that you can move home in.

We are a family-owned business with robust capabilities of a large-scale operation. We pride our business on our personalised attention to ensure you receive the service and support you need, delivered with efficiency and reliability.

Price transparency is also important to us as we don’t want you getting any nasty surprises when it comes to paying. All our hire prices are fixed with zero upfront deposit.

RENT A VAN FOR A MONTH

Vans Types Available For One Month Hire

Front of Pace Vans

  • Micro Van
  • Small Van
  • Short Wheelbase Van
  • Long Wheelbase Van
  • Extended Long Wheelbase Van
  • Luton Van

Details of all our vans for hire can be found here.

Essential Information For Renting A Van For A Month

When renting a van from us for a month, you will benefit from:

  • No deposit
  • Fixed prices
  • Open 7 days a week
  • 24 hours drop off
  • Full service by in-house maintenance team every 10,000 miles
  • Same day vehicle replacement
  • Fair and independently addressed end of hire damage costs
  • Comprehensive coverage including fair wear and tear
  • Unparalleled service

You must be between 25- and 70-years young to hire a van from Pace Van Hire (exceptions may apply).

What To Bring When You Pick Up Your Van

  1. Valid UK or EU driving licence
    • Must be valid for at least two years.
    • If you have an EU or UK paper licence, bring additional photo ID.
  2. Proof of current UK address
    • Recent utility bill, bank statement, or HMRC letter (within the last three months).
    • Can be physical or digital.
    • EU licence holders must be UK residents.
  3. Licence check code
    • For UK licences, generate a check code online at gov.uk to allow us to view your driving record.
  4. Debit or credit card
    • Required for payment; cash is not accepted.
    • Have card details ready when we call to confirm your booking.
    • The payment card must be presented upon collection.

Do I Have To Organise Insurance?

For a one-month van rental, your insurance is included in the price; this is with a standard excess of £1,500 however you can reduce this to £500 for £24.99/day.

3 Top Tips For A Great Deal

Check for discounts and promotions

Look for discount codes and promotions online.

Choose the right size

Assess your needs carefully to avoid paying for a larger van than necessary. Smaller vans are typically cheaper to rent and fuel.

Take advantage of long-term rental packages if suitable

Van hire companies like ours, sometimes offer flexible, long-term hire packages to suit a variety of budgets. Pace Van hire have special rates for rentals of 3 months or longer.

Reasons To Hire A Car For One Month

With many years working in the vehicle hire industry under our belts, we’ve witnessed vans hired for all kinds of weird and wonderful occasions and needs. The most popular reasons tend to be:

  • Home relocation: Gradually moving belongings to a new home, especially for long-distance moves.
  • Extended business projects: Supporting ongoing projects that require frequent transportation of tools, equipment, or materials.
  • Event planning: Transporting supplies, decorations, and equipment for events, weddings, or exhibitions.
  • Home renovations: Hauling building materials, tools, and debris for DIY home improvement projects.
  • Seasonal business demand: Managing increased logistics and deliveries during peak seasons like holidays or sales events.
  • Touring and travel: Holidays with family or friends, offering more space for luggage and comfort.
  • Film and photography: Transporting gear, props, and crew for extended shoots on location.
  • Musician tours: Carrying instruments, sound equipment, and stage setups for band tours or performances.
  • Charity work: Supporting community projects or charity events that require moving large quantities of goods or supplies.
  • Sports teams: Transporting athletes and equipment for tournaments or training camps.
  • Moving to university: Helping students move into dorms or shared housing with their belongings.
  • Outdoor adventures: Camping trips or outdoor expeditions that require transporting gear, bikes, kayaks, or other equipment.
  • Temporary business operations: Starting a temporary or pop-up business that needs a mobile base or storage.
  • Furniture delivery: For businesses or individuals needing to transport furniture for staging homes, shows, or sales.
  • Art exhibitions: Moving artworks, stands, and materials for exhibitions or galleries.
  • Market traders: Transporting goods to and from markets or fairs over an extended period.
  • Family reunions: Accommodating large groups for family gatherings or reunions with plenty of luggage space.
  • Seasonal agricultural work: Transporting produce, tools, and seasonal workers to and from fields.
  • Temporary vehicle replacement: When a personal or business vehicle is out of service for repairs or maintenance.
  • Corporate relocations: Moving office equipment, files, and furniture during a business relocation.
  • Construction projects: Transporting heavy machinery, tools, and construction materials to job sites.
  • Home and garden shows: Moving exhibits, plants, and garden tools for shows and exhibitions.
  • Pet transportation: For breeders or animal rescue organisations moving animals over long distances.
  • Bespoke deliveries: Handling unique or custom orders that require special transport arrangements.
  • Educational programs: Schools or universities needing transport for equipment and materials for field trips or off-site programs.
  • Expanding business fleets: Temporary fleet expansion for delivery services or logistics companies.
  • Seasonal workforces: Providing transport for workers commuting to temporary job sites.
  • Community projects: Supporting local community initiatives that require moving heavy items or numerous small items.
  • Library or book sales: Transporting books for sales, donations, or mobile library services.

Renting a van for a month can address various personal, professional, and logistical needs, offering flexibility and convenience for a wide range of situations. If you are considering hiring a van for a month or longer, do get in touch with our friendly team and we’ll do the rest!