Specialist park home insurance
A handful of UK insurers underwrite park home policies properly — examples include Park Home Assist, Towergate, Adrian Flux and Just Park Homes. These are the right product for fire, flood, storm, escape of water, theft, accidental damage and similar insurable events. Premiums vary based on age of home, location, claim history and construction.
The limitation isn't the cover — it's that an insurance product can only ever do what the policy wording says. It won't help you decide whether to approve a quote, judge whether a contractor is being fair, or coordinate the procedural side of getting work properly done.
Got a Quote or Issue?
We'll take a proper look before you commit. Many quotes include unnecessary work or inflated costs.
No obligation. We'll review and highlight anything you should be aware of.
Most members recover the cost of the plan on their first issue.
Structural warranties
Products like GoldShield are written cover against specified defects, usually for newer homes or after specific remedial work. They're useful for the things they're designed for. They don't cover wear-and-tear, contractor disputes, scope challenges or general procedural support.
Independent support (what Park Home Support does)
We sit outside the insurance / warranty world entirely. We don't pay claims, but we also don't have any financial reason to want the work to happen or not happen. That makes us useful at the exact moment most owners feel alone — when a quote has landed and there's nobody to ask whether it's fair.
Membership is £99 for the first year (then £249/year) and covers: quote review, inspection guidance, insurance-relevance input, and ongoing support whenever something doesn't feel right.
Which combination is right for you?
For most park home owners, the strongest setup is: specialist insurance for the policy-covered risks + Park Home Support for the day-to-day decisions and quote reviews. The insurance handles the financial outcome of insurable events; the support handles everything around them. They don't overlap and they don't compete.

