Kennys was recently Interviewed by "Rental Management Magazine" for an Article titled "Dealing with disasters".
"We check rental inventory and see that service is up to date on all anticipated items and stage them for quicker response time. We make sure all fuel tanks are full including diesel, kerosene and propane. We go through sales inventory including rain coats, chainsaws and gas cans, and try to see what stock distributors have locally. We check work schedules and see who first volunteers for extra hours. We will remain open 24 hours in cases of severe weather. We have accounts with local hotels, so our employees who have a long commute do not have to travel in inclement weather or severe conditions,”
“We are careful to follow procedure even in what can sometimes seem a chaotic atmosphere, we explain all polices, rental costs and any extra charges in advance, and get a signature on the contract. Many renters are in a panic and stressed over their emergency and don’t always listen.”
The remainder of the article can be Seen here on the Rental Management Website
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Monday, September 26, 2011
New Tableware Packages
Love entertaining guests, but Hate doing dishes?
Try one of our NEW Tableware Packages!
For Only $7.50 Per Guest You can get:
· Plates: Salad, Dinner, Dessert
· Forks: Salad, Dinner
· Knife & Spoon
· Coffee Cup & Saucer
· Water & Wine Goblets
· Salt & Pepper Set
· Table Linen & 12 napkins
If you are Looking for The COMPLETE package, For only $10.50 per Guest, We have What your looking for!
· Plates: Salad, Dinner, Dessert
· Fork: Salad, Dinner
· Knife & Spoon
· Coffee Cup & Saucer
· Water & Wine Goblets
· Salt & Pepper Set
· Table Linen & Napkins
· plus 12 Butter Plates
· plus 12 Butter Knives
· plus 1 Serving Bowl
· plus Set of Serving Utensils
Place Your order today!
Call Us (914) 592-1200
Email us sales@partylinerentals.com
Facebook us Partylinerentals
OR
Tweet to us @partylinerental
And don't for get to mention you Read about it on the Blog!
Try one of our NEW Tableware Packages!
For Only $7.50 Per Guest You can get:
· Plates: Salad, Dinner, Dessert
· Forks: Salad, Dinner
· Knife & Spoon
· Coffee Cup & Saucer
· Water & Wine Goblets
· Salt & Pepper Set
· Table Linen & 12 napkins
If you are Looking for The COMPLETE package, For only $10.50 per Guest, We have What your looking for!
· Plates: Salad, Dinner, Dessert
· Fork: Salad, Dinner
· Knife & Spoon
· Coffee Cup & Saucer
· Water & Wine Goblets
· Salt & Pepper Set
· Table Linen & Napkins
· plus 12 Butter Plates
· plus 12 Butter Knives
· plus 1 Serving Bowl
· plus Set of Serving Utensils
Place Your order today!
Call Us (914) 592-1200
Email us sales@partylinerentals.com
Facebook us Partylinerentals
OR
Tweet to us @partylinerental
And don't for get to mention you Read about it on the Blog!
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Irene
Our Very own Kenny Puff was interviewed by the American Rental Association last week. The interview was published on their online magazine "Rental Pulse". The ARA was concerned with how rental companies had fared in the wake of Hurricane Irene. Here's what Kenny had to say:
"We made the decision Thursday before the storm to pull the plug on all our party events. In total, we took out 56 tents before the storm. We got cursed, praised, threatened and thanked. We had one event that moved the party up and we took down the tents at 6 p.m. Saturday"
"The tool rental store started getting everything ready ahead of time. We were pretty much sold out of the portable generators by Thursday night. We were able to replenish about 25 chainsaws from Stihl, as well as more pumps to rent out. We rented 46 small generators, a dozen towable generators, 25 light towers and 40 pumps. We ended up servicing quite a few of our customer’s generators on Monday. A lot of chippers went out. We sold out of gloves, rain gear, flashlights and propane. I’m happy we were able to help some people. We do what we can to service the customers,”
The Rest of the article can be seen here, at Rentalpulse.com
"We made the decision Thursday before the storm to pull the plug on all our party events. In total, we took out 56 tents before the storm. We got cursed, praised, threatened and thanked. We had one event that moved the party up and we took down the tents at 6 p.m. Saturday"
"The tool rental store started getting everything ready ahead of time. We were pretty much sold out of the portable generators by Thursday night. We were able to replenish about 25 chainsaws from Stihl, as well as more pumps to rent out. We rented 46 small generators, a dozen towable generators, 25 light towers and 40 pumps. We ended up servicing quite a few of our customer’s generators on Monday. A lot of chippers went out. We sold out of gloves, rain gear, flashlights and propane. I’m happy we were able to help some people. We do what we can to service the customers,”
The Rest of the article can be seen here, at Rentalpulse.com
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Friday, September 2, 2011
Generator School
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There are different categories to consider when choosing a generator for your needs: recreation, home standby and construction. You may also want to consider using an inverter generator for sensitive electronic devices. Inverter generators are smaller and lighter as power is created electronically and not through a conventional alternator. Inverter power offers the cleanest power output. If you want a generator for home standby, say to run your refrigerator, you'll need at least 2500 watts or more. And if you want to use a transfer switch so that power can go directly into your home, you'll want a generator with at least 3000 watts. You'll also need to consider the maximum and rated power of the generator. This is important depending on what items you want to run off of your generator. Items such as toaster, lamps, and coffee makers are resistive , or constant loads and their total load can be calculated at amps x 1. Items such as saws and drills are reactive loads and while the running load may be small, the starting load should be calculated at running amps x 3. Remember, after the intial start less power is required for actual operation. Always remember that simple power management will allow a smaller generator to do a big job. Very seldom are all tools or appliances operating simultaneously. When calculating power requirements, consider the starting requirements are only for the initial start and then additional tools may be operated in addition. Remember Ohm's Law Watts = Volts x Amps Amps = Watts/Volts So, if you have two of the numbers (e.g. volts, amps) then you can find out the other (e.g. watts). This can help you to determine the rated power that you'll need from your generator.
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