POLL NOW CLOSED – THANKS FOR ALL YOUR VOTES AND COMMENTS.
The weather has suddenly started to get colder and ‘tis the month to drain down your unit when you’re not using it or your holiday park is closing up for winter.
There are a few things you can do to reduce the risk of winter damage to your static caravan or lodge and for Leisuredays policyholders we ask you to drain down as part of our winter weather precautions between November 1st and March 15th if you’re not using your unit. For specific details of these precautions please click here.
Of course, many of you might still choose to use your holiday caravan, even in the winter months, especially if your park only closes for a couple of weeks or months of the year.
In this month’s poll we’d like to know if you’ve drained down yet or if you’ll be getting the maximum use out of your caravan or lodge. Vote now in this month’s online poll.
Answer using the voting panel on the left hand side of this page:
The possible answers are:
- Yes – I’ve drained down for winter and won’t be back until the Spring
- Yes – I’ve drained down but will be making the odd visit during winter
- No – I’m continuing to use my unit
- No – I’ll be doing it later
- Don’t know
Have more to say?
If you want to explain your answer or add any more comments or tips then leave a comment in the box below.
ok
as every year we drain down The van is not winterised water pipes open to the elements ie the weather so cant use the park people who make the odd visit might just do so to check on the van as I do and not stay over
Thanks for your comments. Please check our winter weather advice here : https://www.leisuredays.co.uk/winter-weather/ to make sure you’re covered all year round and in the event of a claim.
won’t let me vote on anything,not major but just so you are aware
Hi Julie – it should be working as we’ve already had lots of votes. It should be on the side bar at the left of this article: https://www.leisuredays.co.uk/news/this-months-poll-have-you-drained-down-yet-3831/
yes I pay for whiteacres to do the job for me
yours faithfully
T.Pickburn