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How to Choose a Party Rental Company You have chosen a time and date, and the venue has been booked. The only thing you haven’t done is choose a party rental company. How do you choosing a good one? Take a look at these tips to guide you in your decision: 1. Review references.
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Review references of the party rental company you are considering, and read testimonies on their websites, search engines, or party rental directories. If you have friends who have hired a party rental company recently, maybe you can ask them if they would recommend that company to you.
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2. Ask if they have insurance coverage. Be sure that your chosen party rental company has insurance. This means they are responsible and take their business seriously. Insurance is not always required, however, but don’t take it for granted. Most party venues require insurance for all rental companies, and even want to be listed as additional insured on the certificate. 3. Look for signs of professionalism. You can tell a lot about a party rental company by their website. Does it look professional? Do they have pictures of their products, and are they of high quality? Are their company policies clearly displayed? If it’s unmistakable that the company didn’t spend time improving their website, which is essentially their storefront on the Internet, don’t think they spend time to please or impress their clients. 4. See if they provide payment options. Will you be able to pay your prospective party rental company with credit cards or strictly cash? This can be a factor for many people. It is certainly more convenient for most consumers to use credit cards. 5. Inspect their equipment. Of course, cleanliness of equipment is an absolute must. Ask them if they sanitize their their equipment before and after every rental, and what methods they use. If they give you a detailed answer, most probably, they’re telling you the truth. 6. Look for a license. The party rental company you choose must be licensed to do business in the state where your event will be held. 7. Know what their delivery rules are. Lastly, ask the company if they will deliver to your site or if you have to pick up the equipment. This is all about personal preference. If they won’t deliver and you are not happy with that, just look for another company. 8. Inquire regarding pricing. Prices should not make or break your decision to hire a party rental company, unless you can’t afford them, of course. Otherwise, go for the best choice that fits right into your budget. This is one industry where you will actually get what you have paid for. You don’t want to overspend, but skimping can be just as bad.