> From: Jim.Shari@ruralnet1.com > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Date: 16 Sep 1997 16:34:56 CDT > Subject: Charges > Reply-to: pianotech@ptg.org Tuning Fee + hourly fee for each hour of standby. You need to work out a fee schedule with the concert hall ahead of time. With regular service calls my customers know that the first hour is my tuning rate and each additional hour is about $10.00 less per hour. This covers things that come up. David ilvedson, RPT Pacifica, CA > PI>Dear List, > PI> I'm curious how some of you would charge for the following situation. > PI>I was asked > PI>to tune at 11:00AM for a concert, wait an hour while the pianist > PI>rehearsed,remain there for another hour to touch up the piano after the > PI>pianist rehearsed, and come back at 2:30 to be on call in case of > PI>problemsduring the concert. My total time over and above the tuning time > PI>was 4 hours. True, I did get to meet and hear Peter Serkin for nothing, > PI>but, any suggestions? > PI>Thanks, > PI>Bob Sadowski RPT > PI>Erie, PA > > I think $400.00 + tax would about cover it. > > JK > > >
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