Stairlift Reviews

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Good and service oriented. Appointments are also met. Attention is also given to the personal circumstances.

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From the 1st contact, handycare has kept the arrangements. The seller was knowledgeable and prepared the assignment well. In performing the assignment, that commitment has also been fulfilled. In short, with minimal efforts, what has come to light with minime. Fine

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The installation and handling has been correct and without a problem, which is definitely a positive experience as well as the quick installation

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Very good.

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Delivery was great there really being considered about the problem and after the offer it was arranged SUPER within 2 weeks. And not to mention a nice gentleman who came to place it

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excellent

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Fine. A decent representative who could immediately offer an offer and offered a solution that did not offer competition even when offering the same product of Handicare. Good mechanic when placing a nice person.

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Fine

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Prework was done correctly so that the placement did not go smoothly.

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Promises have been met. Good stairlift.

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Absolutely a result for my husband Only the speed that might be faster may be tailored to the person to use.

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Good

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The entire procedure from advice to installation has been excellent. The stairlift was within 4 weeks.

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Poor communication and administration to customer

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My experience is on the follow-up field

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The experience is positive

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Good

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Unfortunately, we are not yet satisfied with the stairlift because he is not good and a new one has to be placed. The service is fine.

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I had your address through the home care store in Bovenkarspel. They told you to have good experiences with your company. There was no demo model in the store. Appointed with your company and someone came to my aunt for which the elevator was intended. I was a cousin of my aunt. My aunt is 90 years physically very fragile but cognitive good. The employee of your company is a good seller. What I'm having trouble with is actually not checking whether my aunt is able to operate a stairlift It's a purely commercial story of go. When the stairlift was installed by the mechanic, it was fine, by the way, that they could not completely cross the elevator. Due to the stiffness of the stairs she had to sit obliquely what she hardly got together and she had no strength in her hands to control the joystick. I then called a freelance occupational therapist who is currently trying to master my aunt with the stairlift. I have already discussed the issues with someone from your company that came along. Personally, I think your company has to take into account the target audience and not only have to think about it but also a no go. This was the first experience for me to buy a stairlift and in this case for my aunt but the next time I will first let an occupational therapist review the case and maybe it will be a no go.