How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Mobility Scooter in NH?

It is the first question almost everyone asks, and it is a fair one. The honest answer is that it depends on a few things, but the good news is that renting is almost always far cheaper than buying, especially when you only need equipment for a trip, an event or a recovery. Here is how the pricing actually works so you can plan your budget and get the best value.

What the price depends on

Three things drive the cost of a rental. First, the type of equipment: a lightweight travel scooter rents for less than a larger full-size or heavy-duty model, and a transport wheelchair or rollator costs less again. Second, how long you keep it: rates are tiered, so the per-day cost drops the longer you rent. Third, delivery: pickup at our Hampton Beach location is free, while delivery to your address is priced by distance.

Daily, multi-day and weekly rates

Almost nobody rents for a single day at the full daily rate if they need the equipment longer. Our pricing rewards multi-day and weekly rentals, so a week costs much less than seven single days would. If you are here for a vacation week or recovering over a couple of weeks, the weekly rate is where the real value is. You can see live pricing on each item on the rentals page, and we are always happy to work out the most economical option for your dates.

Why renting beats buying

A new mobility scooter can cost well over a thousand dollars, plus storage and upkeep, for something you may only need for a week or a few months. Renting means you pay for exactly the time you use it, we handle the maintenance and charging, and there is nothing to store or resell afterward. For visitors and short-term needs, it is not a close call.

Get an exact quote

The simplest way to know your cost is to tell us your dates and your address. Call for delivery pricing or call or text (603) 395-1246, and we will give you a straight answer with no surprises.

Oceans Mobility · 45 Ashworth Ave, Hampton Beach, NH · (603) 395-1246 · Serving the NH Seacoast, southern Maine and the Massachusetts North Shore.