This article aims to provide insights into the factors you should consider when contemplating park home living.
When deciding between a residential park and a holiday park in the UK, it’s important to understand the distinctions between these two types of accommodation.
As the weather gets warmer and the sun starts shining brightly, the joy of barbecuing outside your park home becomes ever more enticing. However, it’s important to prioritise safety when barbecuing to ensure that everyone has a fantastic time.
We would like to thank everyone who came to the Park Home Assist Insurance stand at The World of Park & Leisure Homes Show on the weekend.
The benefits of living in the countryside in the UK as a park home resident are many and varied. Moving out to the sticks for some, particularly those from urban backgrounds, can seem daunting but approached with an open mind and heart, it can truly enrich your lifestyle.
It is important to be aware of your rights and obligations as a park home owner in the UK. In this article, we outline the key points of your rights and obligations as they stand after 2013.
It may be difficult to think of any scenario in which you might need legal expenses cover. However, if such a situation does arise, the financial hit can be significant. It’s worth your time to consider adding legal expenses cover to your park home insurance.
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.
A structural warranty is not the same as your park home buildings and contents cover but is an extra assurance to cover structural defects which may arise in the first ten years of the life of your park home.
Preventing damp is essential in a park home as it can be a harder problem than in a bricks and mortar home. Condensation is one of the main causes of damp. Therefore, it can be harder to prevent in relatively small dwellings, like park homes.
