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Excellent company I've used them for buying powered wheelchair upgrades, servicing powerchairs and mobility scooters, and yesterday for installing a profiling bed and spinal mattress. I've always found them very helpful, and no more expensive than online, Gary and Jerry couldn't be more obliging. Just the sort of help you need in difficult times.
Having spent a fortune with the biggest mobility sales showrooms in Wiltshire I've now been with the best for over a year. During that time Mobility Works have serviced my powerchairs and a mobility scooter, as well as improving the off-road capabilities of one of them by increasing the wheel and caster sizes. All with a smile and a quick turnaround. Thanks to Jerry especially.
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