Have a dog groomer interested in leasing one of our commercial spaces. Lease already has the tenant responsible for any plumbing repairs inside the unit and the landlord responsible for what's behind the walls. But I'm concerned about the increased chances of clogged pipes.
Any suggestions for wording in the lease for having the tenant responsible for clogged plumbing due to the nature of the business?
I would call other dog groomers and ask them for advice. I manage a property with a dog groomer and can tell you it needs the air filter changed at least once a month. You should set rules for animals outside of the building. Require insurance to cover against bites and make sure they list you as "Additional Insured" on the policy.