Cleaning your Static Caravan after lockdown is something you’ll no doubt be planning carefully, especially if you’re thinking of letting it out to guests once again. With local travel and other restrictions being lifted this is looking much more likely, so you’ll want to be prepared
As we all look forward to an imminent end to domestic travel restrictions due to coronavirus, you may be thinking about a much-needed break and returning to your static caravan after lockdown. This quick guide is here to help remind you of the things you need to consider when opening up again.
Fire prevention in your static caravan may not top of your list when you’re relaxing on holiday or a weekend break. However, fire can spread quickly and be devastating so it is good to know you have done all you can to minimise the risk of fire and to ensure your safety should the worst occur.
You may be able to do many of the maintenance jobs yourself, but some of the larger ones, such as roof repairs, windows, gas or electrical work will need specialist contractors. Here’s a checklist to help you find the right maintenance contractor to provide a good service.
As staycation holidays become more and more popular you may be buying your first holiday home, leisure home or static caravan. It may be just for yourself and friends and family, or you may be looking to insure your property as a rental home. Whatever your circumstances My Holiday Home Insurance, backed up by our fifteen years of specialist experience in the leisure industry, is here to guide you through the process.
The Coronavirus lockdown means that those people lucky enough to have a holiday home, or second home, are unable to travel to access it. So, can you get insurance for unoccupied holiday homes?
With the demand in UK holidays, or staycations, likely to boom in 2021 due to uncertainty around coronavirus travel restrictions, you may want to rent out your holiday lodge or static caravan.
Recent reports have indicated that the market for UK holidays is set to boom in 2021, so now could be a good time to invest in your holiday home’s eco-friendly credentials.
With all the uncertainty around travel in 2021, the demand for UK holiday homes is likely to be high. If you have a holiday home in the UK and you’re thinking of letting it out to some friends, here are a few things to consider.
Damp can be a major concern for static caravan owners, especially at this time of year, so it’s important to be aware of damp and know how to prevent it.