Assistive Technology Repair & Maintenance

Repair and maintain wheelchairs, scooters, and assistive equipment

Startup Cost
$40,000-$150,000
Difficulty
Intermediate
Time to Profit
10-15 months
Profit Potential
$12,000-$50,000/month

Overview

AT repair services generate $150,000-$600,000 annually with 60-75% margins.

In 2025, mobility and assistive equipment requires maintenance and repair.

Services include wheelchair and scooter repairs ($100-$800), equipment maintenance and servicing ($80-$300), battery replacement and electrical repairs ($50-$400), parts replacement and upgrades ($50-$500), on-site mobile repair service, and preventive maintenance programs.

Successful services provide quick reliable repairs, stock common parts, offer mobile service, work with insurance, and keep equipment functional.

Essential for equipment users.

Marketing through equipment retailers, users, healthcare facilities, and disability services.

Required Skills

  • Equipment Repair
  • Electrical/Mechanical
  • Diagnostic Skills
  • Parts Sourcing
  • Customer Service
  • Mobile Service

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • All mobility equipment needs repair
  • Recurring maintenance revenue
  • Essential service for users
  • Lower overhead than sales
  • Can offer mobile service

Cons

  • Need repair technical skills
  • Parts inventory investment
  • Insurance billing if applicable
  • On-call service demands
  • Competition from equipment sellers

How to Get Started

  1. Learn wheelchair and equipment repair
  2. Set up repair shop or mobile service
  3. Stock common parts and tools
  4. Market to equipment users and sellers
  5. Provide reliable quick repairs
  6. Offer preventive maintenance programs
  7. Keep essential equipment functional

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