As winter approaches, preparing your narrowboat to withstand the colder months is crucial. It’s important to protect it from potential weather-related damage and ensure it’s ready to go when the boating season returns.
Living in a floating home offers a unique and serene lifestyle that combines the comfort of a traditional house with the beauty of life on the water. However, owning a floating home also comes with unique insurance requirements that differ from those of traditional homes.
Are you interested in even better value for money on your park home insurance? Imagine if there was a way to reduce your costs while helping a friend. Well, with Park Home Assist, you can do just that!
If you’re looking to buy boat insurance, then this is what you can expect from your cover when choosing Park Home Assist.
Buying a sailing boat is a significant investment and there’s a huge choice, so it’s worth doing plenty of research and taking your time when making your decision. Here are eight things to consider.
There are plenty of things to consider when buying a narrowboat. It’s a large investment and the choice can be overwhelming, so it’s a good idea to take your time and enjoy the process as much as possible.
Buying boat insurance can be an important step in protecting your investment and ensuring peace of mind while enjoying your boating adventures. To avoid common pitfalls when buying boat insurance, consider the following tips.
The multi-award-winning Park Home Assist team will be available to discuss all your insurance needs, such as the various types of cover available and there will be information on hand at the show for you to take away, alongside our popular goody bags.
Protecting vulnerable customers is a key focus for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) – the body that regulates the UK insurance industry. It is also a priority for us at Park Home Assist.
This guide to floating home insurance is designed to give you an outline of what to consider when buying insurance for your floating home and what cover it provides.
