Jun 9, 2023
Cavendish Health Care Ltd has opened a new store in Exeter. The central location is the next step in the growth plans for a company committing to providing a fantastic level of service to all customers.
Exeter, England - June 9, 2023 —

The Directors and staff of Cavendish Health Care Ltd are delighted to announce the opening of their new store in the heart of Exeter’s busy trading area of Marsh Barton. Situated at 4 Trusham Road, on one of the key routes into and out of Exeter city centre, the new store has good access to local roads and main links including the M5 motorway.
The former Middletons retail site with its prominent location will give Cavendish Health Care the opportunity to expand on its already established and successful trading history initiated from their Torquay branch. This new location will strengthen the Cavendish brand and allow the business to reach out to more customers in and around the heart of Devon.
Mobility solutions and customer care are the company’s priority. All visitors to the new store can expect to be greeted by knowledgeable staff with a friendly welcome. Unlike many national companies the store will have products available to take away on the day or obtainable with a short delivery timeframe.
The store is stocked with a full range of products; mobility scooters, wheelchairs, rollators, adjustable beds, bathing aids, home living aids, and riser-recliner chairs. The company offers various choices for clients including off the shelf ready to purchase, bespoke made to measure and unique premium quality products, ensuring there is something for everyone. The philosophy behind Cavendish is to make the buying process informed, stress-free and convenient.
Also benefiting from off-street parking the modern, fresh, and spacious store is open and waiting for customers to visit. The business is keen to encourage customers to come and meet the team and see for themselves why Cavendish has the motto: ‘one step ahead’. The business wants their clients to be part of the company’s exciting new future.
About Cavendish Health Care & Mobility
Cavendish Health Care & Mobility specialises in supplying mobility equipment to people of all ages. This includes everything from mobility scooters to riser recliner chairs and much more. The company aims to help as many individuals as possible maintain their independence through the right mobility solutions.
The team at the store are passionate about providing the right service and will always spend time helping customers choose the products which match their needs. Their level of fantastic customer service will be a focal point of the new store as well.
More information about Cavendish Health Care & Mobility can be found on the business website. Alternatively, a representative for the company can be contacted using the information provided below.
Contact Info:
Name: Tim Mott
Email: Send Email
Organization: Cavendish Health Care & Mobility
Address: Unit 10-11 The Parkwood Centre Aston Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire, PO7 7HT
Phone: 02392255600
Website: https://www.cavendishhealthcare.co.uk/
Release ID: 89099607
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