We’re delighted to share some big news: Exeter Disability Centre is now part of Unique Mobility. After 25 years of dedicated service to the local community, David and Pat Denning have made the well-deserved decision to retire. To secure the long-term future of the business they built with such care, they’ve passed the reins to Ian Bellamy, owner and Managing Director of Unique Mobility. This is more than a simple change of ownership — it’s a natural pairing of two businesses that share the same values. Both teams are rooted in customer-first service, integrity, trust, and friendly, expert advice. By joining forces, we can offer even more support to customers across Exeter and the South West.

What This Means for You

The same trusted team. The brilliant EDC staff you already know will continue welcoming and supporting you in our showroom — now working alongside the Unique Mobility vehicle adaptations team. More equipment, more choice. Together we now offer an even wider range of mobility aids, powerchairs, scooters, daily living equipment, vehicle adaptations, and Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) — all under one roof. A brand-new shared showroom. We’ve moved just down the road into a larger, modern, fully accessible space designed to make your visit easier and more comfortable. Head to our Showroom page for all the details! Reliable continuity of care. Your servicing, repairs, and Motability support will continue exactly as before — now with additional specialist engineers and increased workshop capacity. Wherever you are — at home, at work, or on the move — our combined team is here to support your independence with the right equipment and ongoing care. Visit Our New Showroom – Open Now Unit 5 Merriott House, Hennock Road, Marsh Barton, Exeter EX2 8PN • Mobility Showroom: 01392 824 428 • Vehicle Adaptations: 01392 696 697 We can’t wait to welcome you into this new chapter and continue supporting you for many years to come. Follow @exeterdisabilitycentre and @uniquemobility on Instagram and Facebook for all our latest updates.

We’re excited to announce that from Monday, 24th November, Exeter Disability Centre will be operating from our new, larger premises at:  Unit 5 Merriott House Hennock Road Marsh Barton Exeter EX2 8NP Tel: 01392 824428  Our lease at the current site is due for renewal at the end of the year, so we’re taking this opportunity to move into a bigger, more spacious and easily accessible showroom with plenty of parking—all designed to give you an even better experience when you visit us.  The Same Friendly, Expert Team. Although the building is changing, your trusted team isn’t. 
Jim, Rick and Justin will continue to welcome you, answer your questions and support you with all your mobility needs, along with our skilled workshop team, who are already getting settled into the new location.  We will be operating out of the same building as Unique Mobility’s vehicle adaptations workshop and Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) sales. This means you can now access even more services, all in the same convenient place.  Just 3 Minutes From Our Current Site  The new premises are only a short drive away, and we’re working hard to make the transition as smooth as possible. We remain open for business at our current site right up until the move, so please feel free to visit us as normal.  Thank you for your support and patience during this exciting change. We can’t wait to welcome you into our new showroom soon!  Dave & Pat Denning  Further announcements coming soon! 

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