Cancellation Policy for Equipment Hire

The Client must provide at least 24 hours' notice of cancellation. Notification must be made in writing via email or post (to orders@avxpert.co.uk or Unit 2 Kingfisher Court, Hinchingbrooke Business Park, Huntingdon, PE29 6AA), and cannot be accepted by telephone. Any cancellations within 1-28 days of the hire start date will incur a 50% charge of the total hire cost. If the Client has already paid in full, a 50% refund will be issued within 14 days of receipt of written cancellation. Cancellations more than 28 days prior to the hire date will not incur any charges, however any deposits paid are non-refundable. Deposits may be applied to a future hire, which must take place within 2 years of the original date, or the deposit will be retained by AV Xpert as a cancellation fee.

Should the Client wish to postpone, AV Xpert will not provide refunds for any payments made but will apply those payments towards a future hire. The Client must notify AV Xpert of the new hire date within 1 year of the original hire date, and the rescheduled hire must occur within 2 years of the original hire date. The availability of equipment and staff for the new dates will be subject to confirmation, and the Client acknowledges that no refunds will be issued following a postponement if the hire is not rearranged within the above given timeframe.

In the unlikely event that AV Xpert is unable to provide services due to unforeseen circumstances (e.g., illness, accident, or other emergencies), AV Xpert will make every effort to provide a suitable replacement. If a replacement cannot be provided, the Client will receive a full refund for the services not carried out, and may seek compensation up to the total contracted value of the services not provided. AV Xpert will not be held liable for non-fulfilment of contract by any contracted artistes; liability in such cases rests solely with the artiste.

AV Xpert reserves the right to cancel services if the Client fails to adhere to these Terms and Conditions. In such cases, the Client may still be liable to pay the outstanding balance, with any paid deposit being non-refundable.