Following a period of very severe weather across the UK we are encouraging holiday home owners to be proactive in inspecting holiday homes for storm damage. The relentless winds in excess of 75 mph in many areas have resulted in properties suffering dislodged slates and roof tiles which if not attended to will often result in further damage.
On a more positive note it's only 40 days until the clocks go forward and British Summertime begins! With attention turning to pre-season maintenance we have some holiday home owner blog posts to inspire you.
Kind regards
Mark
Mark Lavington Cert CII | Director | www.boshers.co.uk | Holiday Home Insurance
P.S. Please click on the links below to read more.
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Very few areas of the country have been able to avoid the battering the UK has faced from the recent winter weather. With more high winds and heavy rain predicted in the coming weeks we're encouraging holiday home owners to stay vigilant and proactive in regularly checking their properties in order to minimise potential damage. Here are just a few things you should be considering.
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