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Static Caravan Spraying Before a New Pitch Move

Use the relocation window to respray the caravan while access is clear, before decking, skirting and neighbouring units make preparation and masking more complex.

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Why spray before the caravan reaches its new pitch?

A caravan awaiting collection or siting can offer clearer access to every elevation, doors, trims and lower edges. Completing the colour change before the move can reduce disruption at the destination and avoid masking around new decking, skirting and landscaping.

The timing must be coordinated with transport, park approvals and weather. We confirm when the unit will be available, where the work can be completed safely and how long the coating needs before handling or relocation.

Benefits of pre-move work

What improves when access is clear

All-round access

Technicians can plan every elevation without working between close neighbouring pitches.

Cleaner masking

Doors, windows, trims and lower edges are easier to protect before decking and skirting are installed.

Less park disruption

The main coating work is completed away from the finished destination pitch where practical.

Coordinated colour scheme

Exterior, frames and doors can be planned before new decking, rails or landscaping colours are finalised.

Repair visibility

Damage and failed coating can be assessed while transport preparation and site access are open.

A finished arrival

The caravan can reach the new park with the main exterior transformation already completed.

How the work is delivered

How we coordinate a pre-move respray

  1. Confirm dates
    Collection, transport and pitch deadlines are mapped.
  2. Survey
    Condition, colours, repairs and access are reviewed.
  3. Prepare
    Cleaning, masking and adhesion work are completed.
  4. Spray
    The specified system is applied under controlled conditions.
  5. Release
    Inspection and handling time are confirmed before movement.
Timing is critical

Transport dates and coating cure must be planned together

A fresh finish should not be exposed to avoidable handling before it is ready. The programme allows for application, inspection and the appropriate period before transport straps, movement or installation work.

If the caravan is already on its destination pitch, the project can still be completed onsite. The access plan simply changes to protect neighbours, decking, skirting and surrounding areas.

Built for real caravan sites

Onsite planning across the UK

Every quote considers the caravan location, pitch access, neighbouring units, decking, permitted working hours and any park approval. We plan containment, masking and movement before application so the work can be delivered cleanly on a live site.

Send the postcode or holiday park with your photographs. We cover projects nationwide and can also coordinate work before a caravan is moved onto a new pitch.

Common questions

New-pitch spraying FAQs

How long before transport should the caravan be sprayed?

The programme depends on preparation, coating specification, weather and handling requirements. Dates are confirmed before work starts.

Can the caravan be sprayed at a storage yard?

Potentially, where there is permission, safe access, suitable surroundings and the required working conditions.

Can you repair transport damage after the move?

Local damage can be assessed after siting, although completing known repairs before the full respray is usually more efficient.

What if the caravan is already on the new pitch?

We regularly work onsite. Decking, neighbouring units, park rules and restricted sides are included in the access plan.

Coordinate the respray with your move

Send the current location, destination park, transport date and photographs so we can assess the available window.

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