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Iwould like to install new rugs in rental ,how do Igo about this , like furniture being moved and who does it , and dates which can it be done , what time frame is good etc.
Donald G, MA on Monday, April 12, 2010
RE: NEW RUGS
Two schools of thought on this: Tenants are gaining by getting new carpets, so you could ask them if they are able bodied. What Ihave done in the past, is move all big sturdy furniture but anything delicate or breakable, i had the tenant take care of as I did not want to be responsible for breakables.
Posted by
Denise S, PA
on
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
RE: NEW RUGS
must give them date in writing and reason for entry
Posted by
Cindy H, NY
on
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
RE: NEW RUGS
I think that it is great that you are going to put new carpet in your rental. I am sure like Denise said they will help you if they are able to move the furniture around. If not just make sure that the breakable items are wrap and don't damage anything. Great job!
Posted by
Arnita B, DC
on
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
RE: NEW RUGS
Are you a tenant or landlord? Tenant u need permission. Landlord, carpet co will charge you and xtra fee to move stuff, but they will do it. If carpet is not installed proffesionally it will quickly look worn out. I prefer that they use a wall to wall jack. By getting it tight it will be cleanable and last years longer with just medium care. Its best to wait until empty, but if tenant insists then they get to pay the furniture moving. And a larger deposit might be in order toward damages. Good time to update your rental agreement.
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