Caravan & Park Home Cleaning in Sidmouth

The Moore & Franks approach in Sidmouth

Sidmouth's red cliffs and Regency seafront draw the holiday trade, and the static parks on the hills around the town catch the full brunt of the coastal weather. Onshore winds load the panels with salt and the sheltered, shaded sides build green growth through Sidmouth's mild, wet winters. A caravan left untreated here looks tired by spring. Moore & Franks work the Sid valley parks, soft-washing caravan and park home exteriors — roof to skirting — so the cladding comes up clean without harming the seals. We're family-run with a quarter-century behind us, fully insured, and we leave the pitch as tidy as we found it.

The white-and-cream cladding that makes a static look smart is exactly what shows salt haze and green streaking worst, and Sidmouth's hill parks get plenty of both. We soft-wash those pale panels carefully, lifting the film without leaving the swirl marks a brush would, then bring the roof cap and the uPVC frames back to match. Pale finishes are unforgiving, so an even, streak-free result matters more here than on a darker unit.

Sidmouth draws an older, settled crowd, and a good number of the park homes here are lived in the year round rather than let. For owners who have made theirs a permanent home, keeping the outside right is a point of pride, and we treat it that way: no rushing, and everything cleared away when we are done. A clean that respects the unit and the plot around it is what people here tend to ask for.

Tucked in the Sid valley under Peak Hill and Salcombe Hill, the parks here stay shaded and slow to dry, so growth comes back on the north sides faster than owners expect. After a clean we can brush on an optional biocide top-coat to hold it off longer, and flag which elevation will green up first. It is honest advice, not a hard sell; some units need it, plenty do not.

Our Sidmouth customers are typically within 25 minutes of our Exeter base. We cover the wider EX10 postcode area and the surrounding villages (The Esplanade, Sidford, Sidbury, Woolbrook, Peak Hill, Salcombe Hill, Connaught Gardens).