BraunAbility · VMI · Any Conversion

Van Service & Repair.

We service and maintain accessible vehicle conversion systems, keeping your ramp, lift, and lowered floor safe and reliable.

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BraunAbility · VMI · And Others

Conversion System Service

We service conversion systems from BraunAbility, VMI, and other leading manufacturers. Regular maintenance is essential — a wheelchair van’s ramp or lift takes significant wear over time and needs to be inspected and serviced to remain safe and reliable.

Our van service covers:

  • In-floor and fold-out ramp systems
  • Power and manual ramp mechanisms
  • Lowered floor inspection and maintenance
  • Tie-down and securement system service
  • Commercial lift installation, service, and replacement
A driver's hand resting on a hand-control lever mounted beside the steering wheel

Adaptive Driving

Hand Controls & Adaptive Driving Equipment

Beyond maintaining existing conversions, we install and service adaptive driving equipment for drivers and passengers with mobility limitations — from a single piece of equipment to a full turnkey conversion.

  • Hand controls (mechanical and electronic)
  • Pedal extensions
  • Steering aids and spinner knobs
  • Left-foot accelerators
  • Wheelchair and scooter lifts
  • Full turnkey van conversions

What It Looks Like

The Equipment We Fit

Most people have never seen any of this up close. Here is what the common pieces actually look like once they are in a vehicle.

Hand controls fitted to the steering column of a pickup truck
Hand controls put the gas and the brake on one lever beside the wheel, so neither foot is needed to drive.
A left-foot accelerator pedal fitted to the left of the brake pedal
A left-foot accelerator moves the gas pedal to the left of the brake — common after a stroke or injury affecting the right leg.
A hand-control lever and steering knob fitted in a minivan
A steering knob lets you turn the wheel smoothly with one hand while the other works the controls.
A steering wheel extension bringing the wheel closer to the driver in a van
A steering wheel extension brings the wheel closer, so you can drive without stretching forward.
A driver's hand on a control handle with buttons for lights, indicators and wipers
Secondary controls move the indicators, lights and wipers onto the handle, within reach of the hand already there.
A red horn button built into the grip of a hand control, under the driver's thumb
The horn sits in the grip itself, under your thumb, rather than in the middle of the wheel.

Which of these suits you depends on your strength, your reach and the vehicle you drive. Call us and describe how you drive now — we will tell you plainly what fits and what it costs.

What To Expect

How van service works

  1. Full inspection

    Bring your van to our Lakeland location and we will perform a full inspection of the conversion system.

  2. Written estimate first

    We will document any issues, give you a written estimate, and complete work only with your approval.

Service scheduling: Call us for current appointment availability.

If your van’s conversion system breaks down unexpectedly, call us first — we will help you triage the situation and get you back on the road as safely and quickly as possible.

Call Us About Van Service

Call us.

Call us and describe the issue. We’ll help you figure out the right next step.

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