Renting a moving truck for your commercial move is easy if you prepare ahead of time. Below are five important dos that will help make the rental experience the best it can be.

1. Do Reserve Your Truck Early
   

   As with a lot of things in life, the earlier you make a reservation the better to insure that it will be available when you want to use it.

   Since you rent vehicles on a first-come-first-served basis, you may be stuck renting a vehicle that doesn’t meet your needs or wishes. That’s why you should make contact with a rental truck agency as soon as you know you will need a truck.

Moving your warehouse is a big job. For most businesses, the warehouse and the inventory it holds are key to all business operations. Does the idea of winding down an old warehouse system, physically moving operations, and starting a new one worry you? If so, here’s a guide to keeping productivity up during your transition.

A dump truck is among the most important pieces of equipment at a construction or job site. A dump truck eliminates the need for manual material hauling, allowing contractors to save on labor costs, boost productivity and efficiency, and minimize job site hazards.

One way to save on construction costs is to rent a dump truck. Renting is a smart choice especially for short-term construction projects. While purchasing a new dump truck can set you back $100,000 or more, renting a dump truck might be a more cost-effective option for short-term needs. Renting further eliminates maintenance and repair expenses, which can add up quickly over time.

Read on to find out how to make the most of your dump truck rental.

If you rent a truck for your move or similar event, you need to know what you’ve gotten into. Driving a moving truck requires certain precautions that you may not have known about before. Read on for some quick and simple tips about truck safety. We understand that you don’t drive a large vehicle all the time, so we’ve given you some reminders to keep your journey safe and accident-free.

1. Don’t underestimate your mirrors. You have larger blind spots than usual, so remember to check them often and avoid tight spaces.
2. Trucks are also different in that they take longer to stop and need more space to turn. Compensate by stopping sooner and making carefully planned wide turns.
3. Don’t forget that large trucks require special parking and even fuel. To avoid mishaps or inconvenience, plot out your stops ahead of time.
4. You always stay safer while following rules of the road. Obey the speed limit—don’t feel pressured to go faster than you feel comfortable with.
5. Find out how tall your truck actually stands before you begin your journey. Be mindful of any overpasses and public garages, so you can avoid, those with lower height clearance, and/or tight parking stalls.

We’ll Meet Your Rental Needs

The next time you need a truck rental in Seattle, WA, contact Del’s Truck Rentals. We service Seattle, Bellevue, and Everett, WA. We provide our customers with a variety of towing and trailer options, including open and covered varieties.

If your cargo is a little larger than this, we can accommodate you. We also offer pickup trucks and cargo or passenger vans for any moving need. Call us at 425-485-9189 today.