Compare Caravan Repairs

UK price guide · 2026

Caravan repair costs

What does caravan work actually cost in the UK? Below are the typical price ranges for the jobs owners ask about most — servicing, damp, gas, brakes, tyres and more. Use them to sense-check a quote, then get real figures from local engineers for your exact caravan.

Last updated 11 July 2026

Annual service (touring caravan)

£150–£260

Typical: £200

Combines the habitation and running-gear checks. Twin-axle and larger vans sit at the top of the range.

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Habitation service (standalone)

£130–£220

Typical: £180

The interior/safety half of a service — damp, gas, electrics, ventilation and appliances checked.

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Static caravan service

£120–£200

Typical: £160

Single-unit statics. Access and site location can affect a mobile engineer’s travel charge.

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Damp repair

from £350

Hugely dependent on extent — a single reseal is cheap; panel, wall or floor replacement runs into four figures. Get a survey first.

Read the damp & leaks guides

Damp survey & report

£70–£180

Typical: £120

A metered inspection with a written report — worth it before buying, or before committing to a repair.

Read the damp & leaks guides

Resealing (roof & seams)

£180–£600

Typical: £350

Depends on how many seams/joints and whether trims come off. Full-roof reseals cost more.

Read the damp & leaks guides

Gas service / safety check

£60–£120

Typical: £90

Often bundled into a full service. Standalone checks are quick but need a competent gas engineer.

Read the gas safety guides

Electrical check (EICR-style)

£90–£180

Typical: £130

A full inspection and test of the 230V and 12V systems, with a report. Fault-finding is charged on top.

Read the electrics guides

Wheel bearing replacement

£90–£220 per hub

Typical: £150

Parts plus labour per hub. Often done alongside a brake service while the drum is off.

Read the brakes & running gear guides

Brake service / adjustment

£100–£240

Typical: £160

Strip, clean and adjust; shoes/parts extra if worn. Twin-axle vans cost more (more brakes).

Read the brakes & running gear guides

Tyre replacement

£70–£140 per tyre, fitted

Typical: £100

Varies by size and brand. Caravan tyres are often replaced on age (5–7 years) before the tread runs out.

Read the brakes & running gear guides

Motor mover (supply & fit)

£600–£1,200

Typical: £850

The mover unit (Truma, Powrtouch and similar) is the bulk of the cost; fitting is typically a few hours’ labour on top.

Read the brakes & running gear guides

Heating / appliance repair

£80–£500

Typical: £200

Truma, Alde, fridges and water heaters. Diagnosis is cheap; the spare part drives the total — a full control board can top £400.

Read the heating & appliances guides

How we work these out

These ranges are researched typical UK prices for privately-owned touring and static caravans — a starting point, not a quote. Real cost depends on your caravan’s age and size, the parts needed, and where you are. As owners complete jobs booked through Compare Caravan Repairs, we’ll show the real median engineers charged for each type of work here too — drawn only from genuinely completed jobs, and only once we have enough to be fair and anonymous.

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