Mobility / Home Medical Equipment / Lift Chair Recliner Repair Services

• Battery load testing and deep-cycle replacement
• Battery charger, XLR port, and harness repair
• Brake cable adjustment and pad replacement (Rollators)
• Caster axle clean-out and bearing replacement
• Caster and flat-free tire replacement
• Diagnostics (in-shop) for portable mobility equipment
• Hand pendant replacement (Lift chairs and beds)
• Installation labor for customer-supplied parts
• Joystick diagnostics and module replacement (Powerchairs)
• Maintenance tune-ups and multi-point safety inspections
• Motor replacement (Golden and Pride lift chairs)
• Motor and junction box repairs (Hospital beds)
• Patient lift actuator and hydraulic servicing
• Power seating actuator repair (Quantum Rehab)
• Ramp fitting (Threshold and portable aluminum)
• Service calls (in-home) for heavy equipment
• Side rail and locking caster repairs (Hospital beds)
• Tension pole resets and re-anchoring (Wonder Pole)
• Upholstery, hand grip, and armrest refreshes
• Wheel alignment and push-rim replacement (Wheelchairs)

Price Breakdown

• Labor + parts = price 
• Most service calls take 1-3 hours for a technican. 

Pricing 

•  In Store Drop Off , from $100/hour: In store drop off of product for our team to service diagnosis and fix or provide quote for parts + labor to fix product. Note: we only fix brands we directly represent and have access to support + OEM parts. 
  
• On Site / At Home Service, from $125/ hour: Customers can arrange an appointment for a service tech to come to a home, apartment, or assisted living for a service diagnosis or part install (new battery, new sling bar, new motor). Note: certian products will require a on site call for eval before service can be provided. Many models after 5-7 yrs of D/C can no longer be serviced (i.e. Invacare / Rascal scooters are difficult to find parts, support). We only fix brands we directly represent and have access to support + OEM parts. 

Important ⚠️

We have the right to deny or refuse any service if it does not meet our basic criteria for safety, quality, and durability. We do not want to make anything worse, ever! We want to help but sometimes are unable to / is not realistic.