When you order a fourgon pour fauteuils roulants from us at MoveMobility, you may not be able to come pick that van up. In fact, you may be more than two provinces away from where we’re based in Manitoba.
You’ve probably heard our team say something along the lines of, “No matter where you are in Canada, we will deliver your van to you.”
But what does delivering your van to you actually look like?
When you buy a wheelchair van from MoveMobility, you’re investing your time and money in us.
That means it’s up to us to deliver your van and provide you with all the information you need to understand the delivery process.
That’s why this article will show you what delivering wheelchair vans across Canada looks like with MoveMobility.
Our standard delivery process is very much the same for any province in Canada. No client in any other province is any different.
Read on to learn how we will deliver your wheelchair van to your province!
Delivering wheelchair vans across Canada: what is the standard process for each province?
Navigate to your location using the list below for an in-depth look at our delivery process, province by province.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Alberta
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Alberta consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to British Columbia
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to British Columbia consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Manitoba
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Manitoba consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to New Brunswick
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to New Brunswick consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Newfoundland and Labrador
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Newfoundland and Labrador consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to the Northwest Territories
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to the Northwest Territories consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Nova Scotia
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Nova Scotia consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Nunavut
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Nunavut consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Ontario
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Ontario consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
One thing to note about the process of delivering a wheelchair van to Ontario is that it can take longer due to processing your licensing/registrations through OMVIC on your behalf. That information needs to physically be looked after at an OMVIC office by our Mississauga staff.
All other provinces do their own licensing/registrations.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Prince Edward Island
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Prince Edward Island consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Quebec
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Quebec consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Saskatchewan
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to Saskatchewan consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
Delivering wheelchair vans to Yukon
The process of delivering your wheelchair van to British Columbia consists of 3 major steps:
1: Your van is secured on a truck or a trailer and is driven to you by a MoveMobility representative.
2. We will deliver to your requested location.
However, if you live in a remote location that is difficult to access, we will deliver your van to the nearest serviced location.
3. Once we arrive, we will unload your van and give you your keys. At this point, we will need your signature on the delivery documents.
Shortly after, you will be provided with resources on how to operate all components in your van (such as seats, lift, ramp, air conditioning/heat controls, etc.).
Our MoveMobility representative who delivered the van to you can give you a general overview of the vehicle. At this point, you can ask any questions you have about how the vehicle is operated.
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Your next steps to understanding how we deliver wheelchair vans across Canada
You came to this article to learn how we will deliver your wheelchair van to your requested location.
Now, you know what our delivery process looks like, province by province.
If you’re still not sure how we will deliver your van to you, reach out to our team now.
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