On-site service calls are typically billed at $50 per hour. Please contact us first so that we can offer advice, then determine if an on-site visit is required. We work with various makes and models of sensory equipment. We appreciate your equipment may still be under warranty from the vendor and will assist with advice on pinpointing the problem so that you can work with the original point-of-purchase supplier.
On-site service calls are typically billed at $50 per hour. Please contact us first so that we can offer advice, then determine if an on-site visit is required. We work with various makes and models of sensory equipment. We appreciate your equipment may still be under warranty from the vendor and will assist with advice on pinpointing the problem so that you can work with the original point-of-purchase supplier.
Working at a vertical surface may be beneficial for fidgety kids who work better in a standing position than sitting at a desk. Let’s face it, we all work better if we can change positions!
When a child works on a large vertical surface, it makes directional terms (up, down, left, right) much easier to understand because the child can relate the words to his very own body!
Working on a vertical surface brings the task closer to the child’s eyes. This helps kids who have difficulty maintaining visual attention to activities and can help to encourage hand-eye coordination, as the child has a better view of what they are doing!
Vertical surface writing naturally puts the wrist in an extended position which encourages hand stabilization for better pencil grasp and control of writing utensils.
When a child is writing or drawing across a large vertical surface, he has to cross the midline of his body with his dominant hand to reach all of the spaces. This is great practice for children who are struggling with midline crossing and establishing a strong hand dominance.
Have you ever tried to use a stencil while working on a vertical surface? This is a tough skill! For kids, tracing an object, using a stencil, or even just stabilizing their paper to write on an upright surface requires the use of both hands (one to trace, one to hold) AND it requires proprioception and strength to hold the object that is being traced!
Service fees are typically set at $50 per hour, however we do recommend contacting us to determine the scope of the work, and if we can guide you through the assembly with out a service call.
Have you purchased Sensory Equipment but you are not sure how to assemble it? Sensory-scapes can help. We offer fully insured assembly services of Sensory Equipment regardless of vendor or manufacturer. Our assembly services are quoted in advance and include complete clean up, garbage removal and a review of the equipment operation prior to leaving the site. We offer advice on assembly at no cost just give us a call.We can make recommendations on the use and location of equipment after the items are assembled.