Piano rentals

[BobDavis88 at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/12/2007 5:51:58 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
kccs at netralink.com writes:

Before I started with the piano rentals, a local colleague told me that he 
also does piano rentals, and that he used supply benches, but he had experiences 
of benches that got lost.

 
 
1) At minimum, your contract with the customer should include provisions for 
damage other than routine wear and tear, without limiting your liability to 
the amount of any deposit you want to charge. This also means that the contract 
needs to state a full value for the piano you would be happy with in case of 
total loss, like if they take it to the family picnic in the rain or something.
 
2) If you charge a deposit, they get it back within some small number of days 
after you get the piano (and bench) back in good condition.
 

Again, local market forces will dictate what conditions you can impose 
without scaring away business, but I think any less than the above puts an 
unnecessary amount of the risk on your shoulders.
 
Bob Davis



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