Has your accessibility company gone out of business? Call Rollin’ Along!

If you are a former customer of these accessibility companies, which are no longer in operation, we welcome you to call Rollin’ Along for your installation and repair.

Access Ability

5627 Stoneridge Dr
Pleasanton, CA 94588
(925) 225-1121

Access Ability has been closed for many years. Their business phone numbers will forward to Rollin’ Along, Inc.

Rollin’ Along knows that you depend on the continued operation of your lift.
When the lift will not move, a part of your life falls away.

With that in our minds, we will:

Repair ANY lift
Manufactured by ANY vendor [that will sell us parts and answer their phone]
Installed by ANY dealer

Yes, we would prefer you to purchase your lift from us, AND
Yes, we know the lifts we sell and service better than systems we do not sell.

We have successfully serviced:

Bruno
Braun
Hawle-Treppenlift
Garavanta
Savaria
Handicare
Access Industries
Thyssen-Krupp
Concord
Cheney
National Wheel-O-Vator
Ameriglide
Harmar
Atlas
Liko

Sorry to say, we cannot service:

Acorn
Stannah

As these companies will not sell us parts and provide any service information.
[The right to repair equipment you own is under fire in many areas]

We save the life and lives of our clients by installing lifts, ramps, door operators and elevators that provide safe and usable access to homes, vehicles and the world. Along the way we repair scooters and power wheelchairs.

Please call us with anything related to enhancing your mobility.

How can we save part of your life today?

A letter from one of our customers

By Rollin’ Along

What kind of service can you expect from Rollin’ Along? Let one of our customers tell you with her own words!

“Dear David,

When I called you this evening, it was because of a “beeping” I was hearing, which I thought was coming from my chairlift. I was concerned because I thought perhaps the battery was low.

You very diligently and patiently had me check each contributing part of the lift to make sure the “beeping” wasn’t coming from the lift. And it wasn’t! We found that indeed, the “beeping” is originating from my ceiling fire alarm. Of course this comes as a relief, and I thank you so much for your very kind and attentive assistance.

What you did for me was “above & beyond” and I’ll never forget it!

Thanking you again,
Marjorie Davidson”

View more customer stories here

Rollin’ Along is now C11 Certified

By Rollin’ Along

We are excited to announce that Rollin’ Along has completed the necessary testing to become C11 Certified. This means we are licensed to work with businesses to install commercial low rise elevators to help your customers achieve maximum mobility at your commercial property.

Interested in a commercial lift installation? Contact us today!

View our CCCM and CQCC licenses below:

Certified Competent Conveyance Mechanic - Rollin Along, San Francisco CA Certified Qualified Conveyance Company - Rollin Along, San Francisco CA

Deadly Rain

By dalincer

I love the rain but getting rained on while on my scooter is deadly. Not deadly for me but definitely for my scooter. It never fails, we have a rain storm, and we at Rollin’ Along get a call “My Power wheelchair / scooter won’t work. I got caught in that rain.”

Electric wheelchairs and scooters have electronics! Electronics, water and dirt don’t play together, and when you add a little electricity from the batteries they react like a bomb … they blow things up and those things are the electronic boards on your equipment. Sometimes you can even hear the sizzle, pop and smell the burning of the boards and wires. It may not happen on the rush back home to get out of the rain it may happen when you plug in the charger…that snap, crackle and pop is NOT your cereal! There goes a minimum of a $200.00 board or worse a $1200.00 joy stick. No joy there. Accidentally spilling a soda just adds sticky sugar syrup to the snap, crackle, and pop.

If you do get caught by a rain shower seek immediate cover, disconnect the batteries and get a ride home. Wipe off all visible liquid. Do not run the equipment use the free wheel lever and push. Do not plug in the charger. Allow the power chair or scooter to dry out naturally.

Comical or Tragic?

By dalincer

At a recent party I had a discussion (actually the second) with a family friend, Mark about taking care of himself as he cares for his Mother Sue. I just do not understand why anyone thinks they can pick up another person safely.

Just because they have a brain, does not mean that they are ‘lighter’ than a 50# bag of dog food. What I mean is that because the person can ‘help’ they therefore weigh less. This works until one of us stumbles and the whole 110# lands on the caregiver.

Sue was in a wheelchair, and as they were leaving the party 2 grown men bounced her down a few steps; while one man made sure the wheelchair didn’t roll down the driveway, the other picked Sue up and plopped her into their car. Picture this in the dark and under raining skies… comical or tragic. This time nothing went wrong “comical”.

We have heard so many stories where tragedy struck sending the caregiver to the hospital leaving no one to care for the patient. Even with our stories, Mark feels resistant to getting equipment (like a simple ramp) that would make Mark’s life easier and safer. We have dubbed this “Resistance to Assistance”.

I just don’t get it.

#ResistanceToAssistance