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Reviews, prices and buying guides for UK mobility equipment

Check a mobility company before you sign

Find companies near you

A full postcode gives the most accurate results, and a town name works too. Leave it blank to see every company in a category.

Look up a company by name

Start typing and pick the company from the list, or search for any part of its name.

See what other customers say about a company and what they paid, then check the firm before you hand over a deposit. It costs nothing, and no company pays to be listed or ranked.

Each one links to the published policy behind it.

Browse by what you need

Each section has buying guides, prices and, where we list them, the companies that sell and fit the equipment.

Not sure what you need yet? Try the mobility aid shortlist, the scooter reality check, the room-by-room home planner, the home fall-risk check or the cost of staying put calculator.

Company reviews

We list 700 UK mobility companies. These are the ones with three or more customer reviews so far, most reviewed first. Ratings as of 27 October 2026.

  1. Velobike4.9 out of 540 reviewsShefford, Bedfordshire
    Mobility scooters, wheelchairs
  2. Senior Stairlifts5.0 out of 56 reviewsLeeds, West Yorkshire
    Stairlifts
  3. Selfsure UK3.4 out of 55 reviewsRotherham, Yorkshire
    Bathrooms, mobility aids
  4. Alfix Stairlifts5.0 out of 53 reviewsLeamington Spa, Warwickshire
    Stairlifts
  5. CareCo5.0 out of 53 reviewsBraintree, Essex
    Mobility aids, scooters
  6. Grosvenor Mobility2.3 out of 53 reviewsDroitwich, Worcestershire
    Mobility furniture
  7. MobilityPlus+ Wheelchairs5.0 out of 53 reviewsBishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
    Wheelchairs
  8. S E Mobility Solutions5.0 out of 53 reviewsSpalding, Lincolnshire
    Mobility scooters
  9. Scooter Mania3.7 out of 53 reviewsNottingham
    Mobility scooters
  10. Willow Brook3.7 out of 53 reviewsDroitwich Spa, Worcestershire
    Mobility furniture

Buying guides

Our most-read guides compare products you can buy without a home visit.

Written by the Review Mobility editorial team. Each guide shows the date it was last updated.

See all buying guidesThese guides contain affiliate links. We may earn a commission if you buy, and it never changes which products we pick.

Prices, costs and funding

Check what you should be paying and what help you can get before anyone quotes. Prices and funding rules change, so every guide shows the date we last checked it.

Prices and costs

Help paying for it

Council grants, VAT relief and disability benefits can reduce what you pay. The funding finder asks a few questions and shows which may apply to you.

Open the funding finder

Or go straight to the Disabled Facilities Grant, VAT relief, wheelchair grants, mobility allowance or every funding guide.

Got a quote? Three checks before you sign

Stairlifts, home lifts, bathrooms and riser chairs are often sold in your own home, sometimes on the first visit. These checks take less time than the sales visit.

  1. Look the company up

    Read what happened to other customers. Where we have matched a firm to Companies House, its profile shows when it was set up and whether it is still active.

    Search for the company by name

  2. Check the price

    Compare your quote with the price range for your equipment, and ask whether you qualify for VAT relief.

    Use the quote checker

  3. Know your rights

    A contract signed at home usually comes with 14 days to cancel. Ask what the warranty covers and who will service the equipment.

    Cancelling a contract signed at home

Already signed, or something has gone wrong? The mobility consumer protection centre covers cancelling, complaining and what to do if a company goes bust.

What our research found

We build datasets from official records and our own price checks, and publish them free to reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence.

  • 148 of 323

    Stairlift company survival

    148 of the 323 UK stairlift and home lift companies ever incorporated no longer exist, and the typical one lasted 2.6 years, shorter than most warranties.

    Companies House register. Updated 25 September 2026.Read the research on stairlift company survival
  • 11 of 14

    Amazon vs specialist shops

    Amazon was cheaper or level on 11 of 14 identical rollators, transit chairs and perching stools priced on 21 September 2026. With VAT relief, a specialist was cheaper on 8 of the 14.

    Review Mobility price check. Updated 22 October 2026.Read the research on Amazon and specialist prices
  • 934

    Stair fall deaths in England

    Falls on stairs now kill 934 people a year in England, up 45% in a decade from 642. The entire rise is among the over-65s.

    ONS mortality data, 2024. Updated 25 September 2026.Read the research on stair fall deaths
Browse all 36 datasetsFree to reuse with credit. See the attribution terms.

Latest advice and tools

New and updated guides from the Review Mobility team.

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Questions people ask us

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Is Review Mobility free to use?

Yes. Searching the directory, reading reviews and using the guides and tools is free. Leaving a review is free too.

How does Review Mobility make money?

From clearly labelled adverts and affiliate links, for example to Amazon. If you buy through one of those links we may earn a commission. Companies do not pay to be listed, and we have no paid plans for them.

Can a company pay to rank higher or remove a bad review?

No. Listing is free, no company can pay for a higher place, and companies cannot pay to remove a review, improve a score or buy a label.

How are companies ranked?

We only rank companies in a category when enough of them have at least 3 reviews, with at least one from the last 18 months. Until then we list them A to Z and say so on the page.

Does Review Mobility sell equipment?

No. We do not sell or install equipment, and no equipment maker or installer owns Review Mobility.

Who runs Review Mobility?

Review Mobility is published by Whito Ltd, a UK company registered at Companies House under number 10918465.

Where would you like to start?

Review Mobility is part of a small family of UK mobility websites owned by the same publisher. For deeper stairlift advice, see Stairlift Guru and Stairlift Costs. For home lifts, see UK Home Lifts.