I contacted this place to see what the price range was for electric wheelchairs. I was interested…read morein rentals but open to buying one. I left all my information on the contact site and waited for an email, text or call. Everyone is understaffed these days so I was waiting patiently. But I never heard anything back from them. I'm still researching chairs and I'm not eager to get one online with out seeing it first. However, I need a chair. I tried to give my money to the brick and mortar store but it was a total failure. When there are no more stores available, it will be because of situations like this. Obviously I can't rate how you'll be treated if you go there to shop. But most people I know that are actively looking are not capable of going because they don't have any chair and/or are home bound.

They are responsive and helpful. We've had 1 wheelchair repaired and purchased another. We've also…read morehad to have some minor repairs, which they took care of easily and quickly.

Brought my Ariens snowblower differential gear into the shop for inspection for wear. The…read moreforward/reverse action was slipping and thought, based on Youtube videos, that this part may be the reason. The mechanic looked at it and didn't think this was the problem, he suggested to look at the sprocket bushings, a common failure item. Turned out it was the bushings ($6 part). Saved me the expense of the differential part ($160 part). Good to know that they are not looking to sell you expensive parts that are not the problem. Trust in repair service is rare these days.

I needed a replacement gas cap for the lawn mower I'd purchased at Ace, and after several…read moreunsuccessful attempts to procure one from Ace, I called Morrison. Morrison couldn't have been more helpful and within two days I had received the cap through the mail that I had order.

I was a long‑term customer of Alarm New England for eight years, and my experience steadily…read moredeclined over time. What began as a positive relationship eventually turned into repeated billing issues, including double charges and unexplained fees that required me to cancel autopay and change my card information. A major concern for future customers: Alarm New England locks their Honeywell Lyric panels with installer codes that they do not provide to the customer, even after the contract is fulfilled and the equipment is fully paid for. When I asked for the installer code, I was told I "did not have access" to it. This effectively prevents you from using your own hardware with another provider. Only after I sent a certified termination letter did the company suddenly reach out, offering to reset the code, but only if I powered the old panel back on, which I had already replaced. Service quality also declined over the years. One simple sensor installation took nearly an entire day, and phone hold times were often 20 minutes or more. I was also quoted an extremely high price for a basic battery replacement, which came with pressure to sign a new multi‑year contract. I have since switched to a local company that provides full access to my system, transparent pricing, and no long‑term contracts. Based on my experience, I would encourage others to research alternatives before committing to Alarm New England.

I am 70 years old and this is probably the worst company that I have ever experienced dealing with…read more There monitoring service is actually worst than the products that they install. False alarms that they can't correct without hundreds of dollars in extra charges and long wait times to get resolved.