We started by solving one frustrating problem. Then we kept solving the next one.
We kept meeting families with expensive power wheelchairs and mobility scooters they no longer needed — but no simple way to sell them, move them, or even understand what they were worth. Heavy equipment, dead batteries, specialized controls, and limited local buyers made an already stressful situation harder.
So we built a simpler way to sell. Customers can send us photos and model information, receive an appraisal, and coordinate the next step without trying to become mobility-equipment experts themselves.
But buying used equipment was only one part of the problem. People also needed a trustworthy place to shop for pre-owned chairs, repair the equipment they already own, and rent a chair when the need is temporary. That is why our business expanded around all four services.
Today, our goal is still the same: understand the equipment, communicate clearly, and make the process easier. We want useful mobility equipment to stay useful — whether that means finding a new owner, getting repaired, or helping someone for a few days or weeks.