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Stairlift Mobility Insurance Cover:

Should you take out insurance cover on your chairlift mobility aids? Should It be listed on my Home contents insurance policy or should we have it under written on a separate insurance policy that deals directly with mobility products.

Should you take out any type of insurance cover? We highly recommend some type of insurance cover policy be under written on your stairlift or mobility products.

Stairlift breakdowns can be costly as well as inconvenient. Most stairlift companies will offer you an optional stairlift warranty service contract once your guarantee has elapsed.

The simplest solution would be to have the stairlift insured! Serviced maintained from the company you purchased the stair lift or mobility product from.For detail go here–http://autoinsurancequote.cz.cc/