By Greg

We Rent Experiences

At BMR, we don’t rent beach wheelchairs. We rent experiences. Your vacation is important, and it’s where memories are born for life. Never has a client left their vacation with anything less than a smile and satisfaction from an experience they had while using one of our chairs. It’s a pretty incredible feeling knowing that 30 years from now, someone will reflect on a vacation when one of my beach wheelchairs was integral in the memory. They’ll see photos, videos, and tell stories, and that warms my heart. I don’t take what I do lightly. It’s serious business giving people more than they hoped for. It’s serious business knowing that my beach wheelchairs will give them a lifelong memory, and I want that to be a great memory! The world can be pretty unforgiving for people with disabilities. One person, one vacation, one experience at a time, I hope to make a positive impact on families, and bring them back to our little slice of Heaven in Daytona Beach Florida!

By Greg

Floating in bliss

beach_wheelchair_floating-1beach_wheelchair_sarah-1Every person I meet touches me in some way. One day while demonstrating a chair to a new client, I watched as a group of women were pushing a young girl in the sand, struggling to get her small thin-tired wheelchair close to the water’s edge. I dropped what I was doing, ran over, and gave them the use of one of my chairs to make this moment not only possible, but to exceed what they were expecting. Meet Sarah.  This beautiful girl stole my heart shortly after entering the water with her family friend, pushing her beach wheel chair, and helping her float so she could enjoy some wave action in the Atlantic. The joy on her face and mine should tell you a story words cannot capture. I could have been on any stretch of this gorgeous Volusia County beach, but at this particular moment, God had me right where I needed to be. This was no coincidence.

Awhile back, I realized that what we do at Beach Mobility Rentals is to turn disabilities into abilities. And this moment in Daytona Beach, those words couldn’t have rung a bell any louder.

Get on the sand!

-Greg