Having a spring maintenance checklist for your leisure home helps prevent missing out an important job. Even if you’re one of those people who can keep everything in their heads, having a checklist to refer to gives you the satisfaction of crossing off jobs when they’re done.
Here are some spring maintenance tips for leisure home owners that will hopefully make your checks and repairs go smoother this year.
Preparing your leisure home for stormy weather can be done with a few simple steps and may save you a great deal of trouble. Having good leisure home insurance cover provides peace of mind should you need to make a claim, if your home is damaged by stormy weather.
Today (17th January 2023), My Holiday Home Insurance were announced as winners of the 2023 Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award.
Here at My Holiday Home Insurance, we like to reward our customers where we can and we do this through our Recommend a Friend scheme.
This article gives you some tips on how to avoid a claim on your leisure home insurance. However, if you do need to make a claim on your insurance cover with My Holiday Home Insurance you can be sure it will be handled swiftly and fairly by one of our award-winning team.
Autumn maintenance jobs may need to be done as the nights are drawing in and the weather turns colder, windier and wetter. At this time of year, your leisure home could benefit from some essential maintenance checks.
Dealing with insects in your leisure home can be an issue in the late summer, especially with the heat we are experiencing in the UK. This guide is designed to help you to deal with insects in your leisure home.
It’s a good time to brush up on fire safety in your leisure home this summer, especially as the hot, dry weather is bringing us all out to enjoy the rays. We have compiled some of the top tips from the UK government and the fire service as a reminder, which we hope will keep you a little safer this summer.
Taking into account the extreme hot weather conditions we have been experiencing, grass surrounding holiday homes, static caravans, lodges and leisure homes will be extremely dry and the tiniest of spark can easily cause a significant fire.