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Whilst incidents of criminal activity in residential parks are fortunately rare, we are all spending a lot more time at home now, and some of us are looking for things to do to occupy our time. One activity could be to make some home improvements if you can do without breaking lockdown rules. Making sure…

Whilst we primarily park home insurance specialists, we have a very wide knowledge of the park home lifestyle, the park home community and issues and challenges that are faced by park home residents in their daily lives. We’ve compiled some frequently asked questions in the hope of answering your queries. If you have a question…

A lot of maintenance issues are common sense, but it pays to check your home regularly; small amounts spent from time to time are far more preferable than paying for extensive repairs if problems are not nipped in the bud. And if you cannot check your home yourself, please ask a friendly neighbour or relative…

Whilst the home itself will be owned by the resident, the land upon which the home is sited – the plot – will remain in the ownership of the site owner and a monthly pitch fee will be payable to the site owner for the use of the land and services and to cover the…

The construction of a park home is unique, the lifestyle is unique, and the legislation which protects park home residents is pretty unique too – it only applies to park homes on parks which are licensed for permanent residential occupation – protected parks. Written Agreements are key to keeping everyone happy, so it is critically…

The law relating to park homes in Scotland is different to the law which applies in England, and indeed in Wales, and was subject to change from 1st September 2013, changes made under the Mobile Homes Act 1983 (Amendment of Schedule 1.)