Caravan Repairs in Norfolk Suffolk and Essex

Call 01449 673742 or 07771 941724

Hello. I am Michael Saville and I organise the Caravan Medic service for East Anglia in partnership with Oaks Caravan Sales. The Caravan Medic is the UK's first and only cosmetic repair company to perform repairs to interior and exterior surfaces of caravans, mobile homes and motor homes. We can repair your holiday home to 'as new' condition using our own unique technology.

Caravan Medic East Anglia covers Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. We can repair most bodywork problems on caravans, motorhomes and mobile homes. Traditional repairs in body shops have generally meant that owners have had to leave their caravan with the repairer for up to a week at a time. We offer a fully mobile service which makes it more convenient for you. Most repairs can generally be completed in one day.

Because we are a mobile service, you will also find that our prices are much lower than traditional body shops. Ask for a free quote today.

We can carry out fibreglass repairs, flat panel repairs, textured panel repairs, alloy wheel refurbishment, plastic panel repairs, tyre puncture prevention as well as upholstery and carpet restoration.

keep your caravan looking like new!

Damage to motorhomes and caravans is unfortunately a frequent occurrence – and can be very costly.

Generally, it has been impossible to repair most cosmetic damage that caravans suffer from without replacing entire panels – UNTIL NOW!

The Caravan Medic has developed a unique repair system that has been rigorously tested and is now available here in East Anglia!

The system performs smart repairs to many areas of a caravan, restoring your pride and joy to near perfect condition. We can replicate the pattern in textured panels. This is a process so advanced that it already has insurance company and manufacturer approval.

Our repair system can make near perfect repairs to many areas of a caravan or mobile home. By cost effectively repairing just the damaged area, rather than the whole panel we make repairing your caravan or motorhome more affordable.

And what’s more, we’ll bring the bodyshop to you!

This website has more information about the Caravan Medic East Anglia caravan repairs service. This includes repairs to upholstery; repairs to dents and splits in panels; repairs to fibreglass panels; textured panel repairs; permanent puncture protection system; alloy wheel refurbishment; trim repair, and plastic welding repairs.

Michael is a member of the Mobile Caravan Engineers Association. The MCEA is the UK’s largest network of independent caravan service engineers, and is the UK’s leading training provider for mobile caravan servicing. All MCEA engineers have achieved a level of competence to be able to service a caravan.

Michael has received 'Approved Code of Practice (ACoPS) training and accreditation from Caravan Industry Training (CITO). This accreditation is required by caravan service engineers to demonstrate competence with LPG gas systems. He has also obtained 'Electrical Testing and Inspection Competency Level 2' accreditation through CITO.

Michael has attended the Truma training courses covering the C series, D series, E series and S series heaters; Ultrastore; Ultraheat; fan systems; Sapphire air conditioning units; original Truma caravan movers and the new generation movers. 

Having received 'light axle' training from the company, Michael is authorised to work on BPW chasses, transmission devices, axles, brakes, hitches, running gear, and the 'Intelligent Drive Control' system.

Michael has received training by AL-KO Kober. He is authorised by the company to work on AL-KO chasses, brakes, overrun systems, stabiliser systems, and the 'AL-KO Secure' anti-theft system.

Caravan Medic East Anglia is a mobile caravan repair service which covers caravan repairs in Norfolk, caravan repairs in Suffolk and caravan repairs in Essex. Please call Michael on either 01449 673742 or 07771 941724 for information and advice. Our only requirements for a mobile repair are to be able to park the van close to your caravan and connection to a standard 240 volt power supply. It is also preferable to have reasonable weather if the caravan is not under cover. Michael will be happy to discuss all this with you.

We have also provided a link to a questions and answers page on all aspects of caravan and motor home repairs and restoration. The information is updated daily with questions and answers from across the globe.

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