Our appliances
SERVICES INCLUDEDRéfrigérateur multiportes 470 L
SERVICES INCLUDEDLave-linge frontal 9 kg
SERVICES INCLUDEDTéléviseur connecté 55 pouces
SERVICES INCLUDEDClimatiseur inverter 12 000 BTU
Renting rather than buying: when it makes sense
Long-term appliance rental answers three situations. A temporary home — a posting, a placement, staff accommodation — where buying makes no sense. A spread budget, when replacing a broken washing machine is a hard sum to find in one go. And furnishing a property that is let out, where the appliance is part of what the tenant is offered. In all three, a monthly payment replaces the outlay, and the appliance stays the hire company’s responsibility.
What the monthly payment covers
The monthly payment covers the appliance, its delivery and support at the level chosen. Installation is an option, charged separately depending on the appliance: a television plugs in, air conditioning has to be fitted. Taking the old appliance away is offered as an option too — it saves having to arrange disposal. The Essential level includes standard support; the Peace-of-mind level adds priority handling for a monthly supplement.
Choosing how long to commit
Three terms are offered: six, twelve or twenty-four months. The longer the commitment, the lower the monthly payment — the difference is shown on every listing before you order. Six months suits a home whose future is uncertain; twenty-four months an appliance you know you will keep. The term chosen and the start date you want appear on the order and on the agreement.
Delivery and access to the property
Access to the property is asked for when you order, and it is not a formality: floor, lift, stairway width and any time constraints decide whether it can be done and when. A multi-door fridge will not go up every stairwell. Better a detail that turns out not to matter than a delivery put off.
Breakdown, servicing, end of term
Routine servicing and repairs are the hire company’s responsibility, except for damage beyond normal wear. At the end of the term the appliance is taken back; there is no purchase option and no transfer of ownership. In this demonstration only the first monthly payment is recorded: no subscription and no standing payment is created.
Taking out a plan
You choose the appliance, the term and the start date you want, then the service level, installation and taking the old appliance away. The monthly payment is recalculated at each choice and shown before you order. Access to the property is asked at checkout, because it decides the delivery slot.
Area covered
The branches are in Guadeloupe and serve Baie-Mahault, Les Abymes, Pointe-à-Pitre, Le Gosier and Sainte-Anne, along with the rest of the archipelago depending on the appliance. The area covered is stated in the site’s legal notice and published in the structured data: it matches what the branch can genuinely honour, not a commercial ambition. For a delivery outside that area, a message through the contact form lets us look at it case by case.
What to check before choosing an appliance
Three measurements avoid most unpleasant surprises. The size of the space, height included: a multi-door fridge needs room to open its doors, which is not the width of the recess. Then the way through to that space: front door, stairwell, the turn on a landing — that is almost always where a delivery gets stuck, not in the room itself. And the connections: water in and out for a washing machine, a dedicated socket for air conditioning, air clearance for anything that gives off heat. Every listing states the dimensions and what each appliance needs; access to the property is asked when you order, and a detail that turns out not to matter is better than a delivery put off.