Transportation
Once you’ve chosen which of our holiday homes perfectly suit your park and guests, as well as making sure the site is ready for the property, you’ll need to arrange transportation from the manufacturers to your park. Our expertise in every element of holiday park management means we can advise on the best method of transportation to make sure your precious cargo arrives safely.
Key considerations when transporting a holiday home:
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Size: If the property is more than 12ft wide, police clearance is needed to transport it on the planned route. It will also need an escort vehicle to make sure other road users are fully aware that an abnormally-wide load is approaching.
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Use the right company: Specialist transport companies will not only have appropriate insurance and the right equipment for loading and transporting, but will be well-versed in the best routes for large loads.
All set? It’s important that any property due to be moved is completely ready for the journey. This means that any loose items are secured, including cupboards and drawers. We work closely with the manufacturers to make sure every home is ready to be transported.
Once delivered, is it possible to relocate a holiday home?
In the future, there may be a need to move a holiday home. Even though these types of properties are typically designed to stay in one location, it is entirely possible to relocate them elsewhere should the need arise. It may be just moving to a different pitch or to a completely new location.
Before the move, it’s vital that all utilities are disconnected, any add-ons such as decking are removed, and the property is fully checked over in preparation. In terms of the actual transportation, using a specialist static caravan transport company is advisable.