Wheelchair and scooter repair is the center, often as walk-ins or same-day fixes: a wobbling chair resolved in about ten minutes, a scooter stored for years assessed honestly for new batteries, and replacement armrests fitted with attention to detail. Labor and parts costs are quoted up front before any work begins, and technicians — Gabe, Alex and Guillermo are named — explain the work clearly. Owner William steps in personally to resolve problems as they arise, including adjusting a chair during an unscheduled visit and settling a dispute the buyer admitted was their own fault. Hospital-bed repairs and sleep recliner sales also appear. Disputes do arise: a $199 service fee that added to battery pricing and a breakdown in follow-up communication; a month-long wait for a hospital bed repair, conflicting explanations about parts, and a $1,000 parts quote. The owner responded to both, apologizing for miscommunication. Labor and parts costs are quoted up front before any work begins, so there are no surprises on the final invoice.
Google rating : out of 5