Event Rental Company Tips And Tricks With @TRBVLOGS

Learn Event Rental Company Tips And Tricks At May Party Rental Warehouse With @TRBVLOGS

This channel is dedicated to my journey running an event rental, photo booth and bartending business starting from the beginning in my garage (see how far I’ve come along from the beginning so far). Ill show you tips along the way! Watch me grow subscribe and comment often!

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Here are some of my popular sets of videos:
1. DIY Wedding Decor
2. DIY Photo Booth Builds:
3. Once You Make The DIY Photo Booth Learn How To Market Them
Photo Booth Business How To (Weekly Videos):
4. Everything Tents:
5. Event Business Startup Ideas:

Check out 2 guys that inspired me to create this channel they started out as my mentors and now they are my friends: (go give their channels some love and learn from their videos)

1. TRB Vlogs:

2. Tent Guy And Other Entrepreneur Stuff:

For Rental Software:
This is what I use to automate my rental bookings track my inventory, take credit card payments and more. I barley have to do customer quotes anymore. Bookings literally come in while I sleep at night!

Here’s my video review of Booqable:

If You are quoting tent jobs it’s a must that you use Party Cad 3D tent modelling software:

Category (for this video): How To
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[willmartin]

I absolutely love it when you guys get together! Great video.

[stephane]

Van is nice, but with a trailer, you can keep a lot of your stuff in there and prevent unloading/loading after every event.
I clean my tables and tents right at the customer’s site before leaving.
My chairs, I need to clean individually every time as there is ALWAYS 5 to 10 in the middle of the bundle that was splashed with an exploding can of Coke or have earwigs. Plus I call it sanitizing.
My 7X16 trailer always has 4 20x20 & 1 10X20 tents + all walls, gutters, lights, poles and stakes. The only items that vary are the chairs and tables.
I do not have pole tents, but with my trailer, they could be added as needed, just like I do with the bar, arches, or dance floor.
Honestly, I find my poles and legs are getting a beating after the first year from just 1 load/unload per weekend. I can't imagine adding a load/unload from the warehouse!

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[armandorentas]

As always, i learn something new with you guys's videos. 🙏👍