Curious; Prevailing attitude will be towards all day "no shows." For tuning "no shows", depending the client relationship a nominal service call may be billed. A long term client would be given consideration. But what of a big Job, 8 hours, $400. A new client, having not serviced the piano in 20 years. I had done an estimate 1 month ago.Was to return addressing bass bridge problems then clean, lubricate, regulate, pitch raise, tune. Specifically,in this case I had to turn down a C7 concert tuning and subcontracted it out. Plus have had several short notice request I could not take on this week. SO..... A discussion on professional attitudes & responses to such a client is of interest. There have been discussions regarding "no shows", but I do not recall one specifically regarding sacrificing a whole days work. (Not entirely true, as there is a no shortage of delinquent work to address in my shop) Cheers Dave Renaud RPT Canada ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
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