Outdoorsy has partnered with Coach-Net to offer roadside assistance services to its owners and renters. Renters can add Coach-Net to their reservation for $15/day. Since owners can’t extend their personal Coach-Net coverage to renters, if you don’t already have a third-party roadside assistance service, we encourage you to opt-in to Coach-Net for your travel period….
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First things first. Get in touch with our Customer Support Team since we need to know about date changes for insurance reasons. Reach out via live chat (located in the lower right-hand corner of the site), or email support@outdoorsy.co. If you need to adjust the price as well as dates, our support team can help…
Details, details, details. Often during the rental pick up your renter is excited to get underway and often won’t remember everything you’ve tnew them. Make sure you are clear and concise with going through the walkthrough, make sure they review and sign-off on everything in the Renter Check out form. In addition it’s helpful to…
Our renters and owners are careful and conscientious, but let’s not kid ourselves, accidents happen. Any accidental damage should be documented and reported by email to claims@outdoorsy.com within 48 hours of an incident, or upon receipt of a damaged RV. We’ll need a completed owner’s claim form, photos of the damage, the RV return form…
We want our renters to feel safe and secure on the road, which is why we’ve partnered with Coach-Net, widely recognized in the RV industry as the leader in roadside assistance. For over 20 years, Coach-Net’s vast service network has provided RV travelers in the U.S. and Canada with world-class, round-the-clock technical and emergency roadside…
Better search results. More confident renters. There are so many reasons to shoot for five-star reviews. So what’s your best strategy? Transparency is a BIG deal. Be really detailed and communicative with renters through the booking, rental and post-rental process. Let them know about any restrictions and penalties that could lead to extra charges so…
There are two types of questions that a renter might ask when picking up the keys for their reservation. Clarification questions about the unit, and suggestions for their trip. preparing a few recommendations in advance can be extremely helpful for your renters (and increase the likeliness of a five-star review). Vehicle related questions * How…
This would depend on the type of vehicle but some questions would definitely be universal: What are their plans, where do they plan to tow/drive your RV? What is their experience in an RV, have they ever towed before?/Driven a large vehicle before? How many adults/children will be staying/traveling in the RV For trailers, what…
Meet, greet, smile and high five. Then dive right into the RV Departure Form. Run through the steps to make sure your guests know how to operate the RV and all of its appliances. The list also serves as a reminder to make sure miles, fuel levels and any damages are noted before your renters…