Painting Park Homes, Static Caravans and mobile homes
A park home is a residential, mobile home, prefabricated in a factory and erected on site as a bungalow.
This charming little house in Norwich needed some TLC and a weatherproof paint job for the outside.
We often get called in to paint the exteriors of mobile homes, painting portacabins and for painting park homes and this lovely place certainly needed a bit more than a lick of paint to keep it in tip-top condition for the proud home owners.
Because homes like this are made around a wooden and/or metal frame, a wholly different approach is required, after all, we can’t start knocking the walls with hammers on this one!
We also paint static caravans, huts, temporary school classrooms and other similar buildings.
We started with the place looking rather forlorn, in fact a bit like this……
A park home before we started work
Painting Park Homes.
We then power washed the walls down, after treating with a special fungicide to kill off any mould spores that may have attached themselves to the house.
We then filled any cracks or gaps around the joins, and masked up the windows.
We then applied the special weatherproof primer, so the house at that stage, looked like this……
We took great care not to make any mess. Masking and primer on park home
Once the primer coat had been allowed to dry, the team set up the spray machine and started mixing the Andura Textured exterior wall coating, in readiness for spray application to the house.
Once we started spraying, it is evident that this is the fastest part of the job and the final coat is usually applied in one whole day so all surfaces dry in evenly
Painting Park Homes
Now we can show the finished product! The breathable, durable and weatherproof coating that was applied to the exterior of this park home will now not need to be redone until the year 2027 !
If you live in a park home, why not call us on 0800 970 4928 and find out how much this costs to have on your house? You can also send us an email.
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