About Us
We are family owned and specialize in helping individuals who rely on wheelchair's and scooter's to maintain the quality of life through adapting, manufacturing and renting wheelchair accessible vans. We have established a reputation for manufacturing simple, safe, & strong rear entry wheelchair accessible vans. We specialize in hand controls, seating solutions, ramps, and lifts as well as wheelchair accessible vehicles. Our staff takes pride in educating customers on every available option so you determine what will be the best solution for you and your family's needs. Please call us for a complete evaluation and demonstration.
Products & Services
Our handicap vans are modified ramp vans in the side or rear entry that permit wheelchairs to drive right inside with their driver in a scooter or ...
Triple S Mobility sells, services, and modifies vehicles for wheelchair customers. We can sell them a vehicle or modify theirs. We convert vans w...
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I believe that we should have the freedom to make our own choice about wearing a mask or getting the vaccine. If a customer comes in our shop with a mask, we will ask, if they prefer we also wear one. We will respect their request and wear one if they want us too. I believe asking a customer...
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I believe that we should have the freedom to make our own choice about wearing a mask or getting the vaccine. If a customer comes in our shop with a mask, we will ask, if they prefer we also wear one. We will respect their request and wear one if they want us too. I believe asking a customer about their health is intrusive.
Some answers depends on the customers history to how I answer, but you can quote your average cost with profit is so much money, as example $80.00. You explain to the customer if you don't charge them, then you have to add the free service cost to other prospects and customers, ask them then is...
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Some answers depends on the customers history to how I answer, but you can quote your average cost with profit is so much money, as example $80.00. You explain to the customer if you don't charge them, then you have to add the free service cost to other prospects and customers, ask them then is that fair to others. You can also explain that in many industries it cost between $100.00 and $150.00 just to show up at someone's home. Then charges are added on that for the work. Driving 100 miles is very expensive with the labor and the cost of your equipment and running the balance of staff location etc. I believe if you let the person understand you are doing your best to keep prices down and ask how they would handle all of the expenses. This makes them more aware of your policy and concerns. You can then better cement the relationship by knowing their concerns and responding correctly, sometimes in more depth with some customers than others.