Our park home insurance policy now provides cover as standard for vermin up to £5,000 for permanent repairs for any single period of insurance and this covers your buildings and your contents.
Autumn maintenance jobs may need to be done as the nights are drawing in and the weather turns colder, windier and wetter.
There is no shortage out there of ideas and innovation when it comes to storage solutions for park homes and other smaller living spaces. You may be fortunate enough to be at the stage of ordering a bespoke park home and so able to build-in to your home some clever storage ideas. However, even with the best planning, possessions can accumulate over years while the size of your home remains unchanged.
Accidental damage cover is an add on to standard contents insurance. It can help you in the event of those spillages, breakages and scratches, which occasionally happen to us all in or around the home.
Buying a bespoke park home is becoming increasingly popular as more manufacturers offer services which allow you to tailor the design of your home to your specific needs.
If you’re thinking of buying a park home, there are important differences between a park home and a traditional ‘bricks and mortar’ home. Here are ten questions to ask which will help you make an informed choice when buying a park home.
Getting the ‘sums insured’ figure right when you are evaluating any buildings or contents insurance policy is very important, as you need to make sure that you’re not underinsured.
This article gives you some tips on how to avoid a claim on your park home insurance. However, if you do need to make a claim on your insurance cover with Park Home Assist you can be sure it will be handled swiftly and fairly by one of our award-winning team.
Dealing with insects in your park 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 park home.
It’s a good time to brush up on fire safety in your park 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.