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FURNITURE RENTALS, INC., has been a leader in the furniture leasing industry for nearly 40 years, providing high-quality merchandise to residents arriving in the


BY ELIZABETH NEWSOME


Lowcountry with large corporations or the military or because they have chosen the Southeast as their retirement home. “We are not a rent-to-own facility,” explained Anthony W. Thuan, director of operations for Furniture Rentals, Inc. “We provide quality merchandise with fantastic customer service to individuals or families who are moving into the area temporarily, staging a home for sale or for special events.”


Among the manufacturers used by


Furniture Rentals, Inc. are Lane Home Furnishings, Broyhill Furniture Galler- ies and Carolina Furniture Works. “Our main goal is to always provide


convenience, satisfaction and complete customer service,” said Thuan. “We want to make things less frustrating for our clients.”


Thuan stated that “if a customer


calls at 4 p.m. wanting furniture, from anywhere, by that evening, Furniture Rentals, Inc. will have their residence furnished. We are the only company that guarantees same-day delivery.” Operating out of five locations –


Augusta and Savannah in Georgia and Charleston, Mount Pleasant and Colum- bia in South Carolina, Furniture Rentals delivers throughout the Carolinas and


our certified bed bug canine, Tracker. It gives our customers peace of mind.” Whether you are looking for living


room, bedroom or dining room furni- ture, Furniture Rentals, Inc. has what you want and more. “We also go beyond furniture,” Thuan, who has been with the com- pany nine years, explained. “We have housewares, dishes, glassware, electron- ics, washers and dryers, framed prints


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Furniture Rentals


in Georgia, the upper portion of Florida and parts of Tennessee. Furniture Rentals has a variety of


furniture packages for customers to consider: basic, executive, South Shore, Manhattan, leather, metro or Bombay. “We are the leader in quality rental


furniture, and we are proactive with our inventory,” Thuan said. “We perform pe- riodic inspections of our warehouses with


and silk trees or plants. You can even find bedroom accessories like alarm clocks, sheet sets and wooden hangers.” According to Thuan, you should consider several factors when choosing a furniture rental company. “The most important is to select


a provider with customer service as a priority. Also, choosing a provider that understands the ins and outs of corpo- rate relocation is very important,” he cautioned. Furniture Rentals’ sister company,


Select Corporate Housing, which has been in business since 1997, helps people relocate by providing furnished apartments that can be leased on a month-to-month basis. Making sure every customer is satis- fied is no easy task, but it’s a challenge Furniture Rentals is anxious to meet. “We’ll work with any customer and his or her unique requests,” said Thuan. “We recognize that not every customer has the same budget or needs.” “We operate with cutting edge tech- nology and are extremely proactive,” Thuan stated. “Overall, we have the highest quality furniture around and the highest level of customer service.”


Furniture Rentals, Inc. is online at www. furniturerentals.com, where custom- ers can find a complete list of packages, extras, service areas and pricing. The company can be reached by phone at (800) 374-8018.


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