How do you all handle insuring pianos while they are in your shop/possession? I will have pianos in my shop and be sending them to another tech and refinisher through rebuilding projects. Am I only responsible for coverage while in my possesion? What's the smartest way to handle that? What kind of insurer likes this type of policy? I've used Potter, Leonard & Cahan through the Guild and have just been insuring them while they are with me, but I'm wondering if I'm doing the wisest thing. Do you get proof of insurance before the other parties (movers, etc) take possession of the piano? Any information from those who have been doing it a lot is appreciated. Lance Lafargue, RPT Mandeville, LA New Orleans Chapter
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