Wigton & surrounding areas

LPG services.
For your caravan.

Servicing, breakdown repairs and installations for caravan LPG systems, alongside heating maintenance and winter drain downs. Practical care for your heating, hot water and cooking appliances, with clear advice on the work your caravan needs.

Gas Safe registeredRegistration no. 978567

When arranging work, tell us your caravan and appliance details so we can confirm the appropriate LPG service.

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Caravan LPG care

From routine care
to a new installation.

A planned service, a fault that needs attention or a replacement appliance — we’ll help you arrange the right visit.

01

Servicing

Regular care for your caravan.

LPG appliance servicing tailored to your caravan’s heating, hot-water and cooking equipment. We follow the relevant manufacturer’s instructions and explain any findings or recommended work.

  • Boilers, water heaters and heating appliances
  • Gas cookers and hobs
  • Appliance operation and safety checks
  • Inspection of accessible LPG pipework, regulators and hoses
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02

Breakdowns

Help when something stops working.

No heating or hot water, ignition problems or a recurring fault? We investigate LPG appliance faults and discuss the repair options and any parts needed before further work goes ahead.

  • Heating and hot-water faults
  • Ignition and intermittent operating problems
  • Fault finding and replacement parts
  • Clear advice on repair or replacement
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03

Installations

Equipment suited to your setup.

New and replacement LPG appliances and associated pipework for caravans. We assess compatibility, the existing installation and access before agreeing the work with you.

  • Boiler and water-heater replacements
  • Suitable LPG cooking and heating appliances
  • Regulators, hoses and pipework
  • Commissioning, operating checks and handover
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Seasonal maintenance

Ready for the
colder months.

Heating-fluid maintenance and fresh-water drain downs are separate jobs. We can help you plan both, based on how your caravan is equipped and when it will be left unused.

01

Antifreeze checks & maintenance

For caravans with a fluid-filled central-heating system, we check antifreeze levels, condition and frost protection, then discuss topping up or renewing the fluid where needed. Products and service intervals are matched to the system manufacturer’s requirements.

Heating-system antifreeze is separate from your fresh hot and cold water supplies. We keep the two systems distinct when planning maintenance.

02

Hot & cold water drain downs

Seasonal drain downs of your caravan’s hot and cold water supplies, including the relevant pipework, taps, shower and water-heating equipment. The work is tailored to the installation and manufacturer’s instructions to reduce the risk of frost damage while the caravan is unused.

Tell us when the caravan will be closed up and about any site access or water-isolation requirements before the visit.

03

Compressor drain-down units

We fit suitable compressor units and connections to assist with draining down caravan water systems. We assess the installation first and select compatible equipment, with the required pressure controls and protection for the connected appliances.

We explain how the installed equipment is intended to be used. A compressor-assisted drain down must follow the water-system and appliance instructions.

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Date, condition & compatibility

Regulators
& hoses.

We inspect and replace ageing LPG regulators and hoses, including units over 10 years old. We check date markings, condition and suitability for your caravan’s LPG installation, then discuss the replacement parts required.

  • Check age markings and the applicable replacement interval
  • Inspect accessible components for deterioration or damage
  • Fit suitable replacement regulators and hose assemblies
  • Carry out the appropriate checks after replacement
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Before you book

Caravan care.
Your questions.

Share your caravan’s location, equipment and the work you need. We’ll confirm availability and the right approach for your setup.

What should I include in my enquiry?

Include the caravan make and model, whether it is a static or touring caravan, the site address and pitch number, and the appliance make and model. For a breakdown, add any fault code and describe what is happening. We’ll confirm the scope of work, access arrangements and appointment availability.

Can servicing and a drain down be arranged together?

Yes — let us know which jobs you need when you enquire. We can discuss combining LPG servicing, heating-fluid checks and a hot and cold water drain down in one planned visit, subject to your installation and access.

Does checking the antifreeze replace a water drain down?

No. In a fluid-filled heating system, the antifreeze circuit is separate from the fresh hot and cold water system. Checking the heating fluid does not drain the taps, shower, water heater or supply pipework. We discuss both systems when preparing your caravan for winter.

Should I wait until hoses and regulators are ten years old?

No. We replace ageing regulators and hoses, including components over 10 years old, but ten years is not a universal safe service life. Some hoses have shorter replacement intervals. We check date markings, condition and the manufacturer’s guidance; damaged or overdue parts may need replacing sooner.

Can you fit a compressor for future drain downs?

Yes. We assess whether a compressor drain-down unit and suitable connections can be fitted to your caravan’s water system. Compatibility and pressure limits matter, so we’ll explain the proposed equipment and how it should be used before installation.

Which areas do you cover?

We work around Wigton, Aspatria, Silloth, Thursby, Caldbeck and surrounding areas. Please include the caravan park or site postcode so we can confirm coverage and access before arranging a visit.

Caravan LPG services · Wigton & surrounding areas

Let’s look after
your caravan.

For routine work and breakdown appointments. If you suspect an LPG leak, contact your LPG supplier’s emergency service; do not wait for an enquiry response.