Make Sure Your Motorhome Is Safe, Hygienic, and Ready to Use

If your motorhome hasn’t been used regularly over the winter months, this is when faults and hygiene issues are most likely to develop. Our Season Ready Service ensures your motorhome is safe, clean, and fully prepared for the road ahead.

The service combines essential safety checks with a complete Antibacterial Flush of the water system, giving you total confidence at the start of the season.

Season Ready Service pricing:
£249 – or just £119 when booked with a habitation check

What’s Included in the Season Ready Service

• Full Antibacterial Flush of the water system

• Replacement of water filters, refitting of bungs, resetting of valves, refilling and bleeding through the system, with leak checks

• Addition of the correct dosage of water system sanitiser

• Toilet flush refilled (where applicable) and cassette charged ready for use

• Battery health check, including standing voltage and drop test

• Operational run-up and checks of all appliances

• Tyre inspection, including date codes, visual condition, and pressure settings

• Internal and external lighting checks

• Gas pipe inspection, including date checks and leak testing

Fill out the form below or call 01252 214 365 to find out more or to book your Season Ready Service today.

There are several important reasons to have habitation checks carried out regularly:

• Safety – helping to protect you, your family, and your loved ones
• Early problem detection – identifying issues early can prevent minor faults from developing into costly repairs
• Warranty protection – ensuring your manufacturer’s warranty remains valid
• Maintaining value – a documented history of habitation checks and maintenance can improve the value and resale appeal of your motorhome or caravan

A habitation check involves a detailed inspection of the habitation area, carried out by a qualified motorhome and caravan engineer. The check follows a structured procedure and a highly detailed inspection plan. It assesses potential safety risks such as fire hazards, ventilation, and gas systems, as well as common problem areas including damp, water systems, electrical systems, and bodywork. Following the inspection, you will receive a full report outlining any issues found along with recommended actions.