Park Home and Lodge Spraying
Renew faded or dated park home, twin lodge and mobile home exteriors with a survey-led coating system and an onsite programme built around residents and park access.
A coating plan for larger residential and leisure units
Park homes and lodges often have more surface area, greater height, multiple elevations, attached features and tighter residential surroundings than a standard static caravan. The quote must account for substrate, access, preparation and containment as a complete project.
We assess the existing finish, cladding profile, previous repairs, windows, doors, trims and any local coating failure. Work is planned to protect neighbouring homes, paths, decking and landscaping while keeping disruption controlled.
What we spray on park homes and lodges
Full exterior colour changes
Transform dated cream, brown or faded finishes with a coordinated modern colour scheme.
Weathered cladding renewal
Prepare and recoat suitable cladding that has faded, chalked or lost its original appearance.
Windows and entrance doors
Coordinate serviceable frames and doors where the material is suitable for spraying.
Fascias, gutters and trims
Include selected details in the overall specification for a more complete finish.
Twin-unit lodges
Plan larger elevations, joins, access and detailed masking as one managed project.
Local coating repairs
Assess peeling, corrosion, impact damage or failed previous paint before recoating.
Our park home spraying process
- Survey
Photographs and site details define the first scope. - Access plan
Height, decking, neighbours and park rules are checked. - Preparation
Cleaning, repairs and adhesion work are completed. - Controlled spraying
Surrounding property and functional details are protected. - Inspection
Finish, colour and aftercare are reviewed at handover.
Clean delivery matters as much as the finish
Park home projects are often completed near occupied properties. The work plan therefore covers vehicle position, pedestrian routes, neighbouring units, masking, overspray control, permitted hours and daily housekeeping.
For larger lodges, the survey also considers access to upper elevations and roofline details. These practical factors are part of the quote rather than left as surprises on the first day.
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.
Park home and lodge spraying FAQs
Can you spray an occupied park home?
Yes, subject to access and site planning. The programme and daily working areas are agreed to keep disruption controlled.
Can you spray textured or profiled cladding?
Many suitable cladding profiles can be coated, but the substrate and existing finish must be assessed before specification.
Do you spray twin lodges?
Yes. Twin units are surveyed for overall area, access, joins, details and the preparation required on each elevation.
Can windows and doors be included?
Yes, when the components are serviceable and the material is suitable. They are listed separately in the written scope.
Price your park home or lodge project
Send photographs of all elevations, the park location and the surfaces you want included.