Hull is a largely flat, easy-grid city — which keeps many moves quick — but the Old Town's cobbled one-ways, the big estates and the busy student streets around the university all behave differently. This guide covers current 2026 pricing for Hull moves, what affects the quote, and how to book.
Man and van hull prices in 2026
Hull man and van rates typically start from £19 per hour. That is the starting point for a standard van with self-loading on local work within the city; driver-helps service runs £34 per hour. Most hull moves fall into these ranges:
- Single item collection — from £19. A fridge collected near St Stephen's and delivered to the Avenues, for example.
- Studio or 1-bed flat move — from £140–£260. Marina and Old Town conversions need access notes; flats in newer blocks are simpler.
- 2–3 bedroom house move — from £230–£460. The tall Victorian terraces of the Avenues hold more than they look from the kerb.
- Hull to London — from £420–£620 for a full van load. Around 200 miles — the M62 then the M1 or A1, about four hours.
What affects man and van prices in hull?
Hull has its own set of factors that affect pricing:
- Old Town access — The cobbled streets and one-ways around the Old Town and Marina need planning — large vans sometimes load from a nearby wider street.
- Terraced parking — Streets off Beverley Road and around the Avenues have no off-street parking. Carry distances grow when the nearest space is two doors down.
- Student moves — The University of Hull drives heavy turnover on Newland Avenue and the streets off Cottingham Road in June and September.
- The Humber crossing — Moves to or from north Lincolnshire add the bridge run into route planning — full addresses let the mover price the actual journey.
- Estate layouts — Bransholme and Orchard Park mix crescents and closes; most have driveways, which actually speeds moves up.
How to book a man and van in hull
The process is straightforward:
- Submit your move details — Go to the Hull page and enter your collection and delivery postcodes, move date, item list and any access notes. Be specific about stairs, parking and lift access.
- See a guide price — You will see an estimated range based on your details.
- A verified mover reviews your request — One approved mover looks at your postcodes, stairs and item list before quoting. They are not guessing — they know what an Avenues terrace involves versus a Kingswood new-build.
- Accept or decline — If the quote works, accept it and pay the booking deposit (which comes off the final balance). If not, no obligation. Your contact details stay private until you accept.
Hull areas with the most move requests
- The Avenues (HU5) — Leafy Victorian terraces popular with students and professionals.
- Newland Avenue (HU5) — The student heartland — June and September are relentless here.
- Cottingham (HU16) — Village suburb right next to the university.
- Bransholme (HU7) — Big estates with driveways and decent van access.
- Old Town and Marina (HU1) — Cobbles, conversions and one-ways — plan the loading spot.
- Kingswood (HU7) — New-build estate with the easiest access in the city.
Ready to book your hull move?
Submit your move details on the Hull page. It takes under a minute, it is free, and a verified mover reviews your exact requirements before sending a quote. If you would rather talk it through, call 0121 751 1269 — we are open 24/7.