One man, one van, one job.
Brian Eastment has been cleaning caravans since 2018, out of Holywell in Flintshire. He is not a car valeter who also takes caravans. Caravans are the whole business.
Why that matters.
Most people advertising caravan valeting do cars first and caravans when one comes along. It shows in what they miss.
Specialising means Brian knows that the roof is the job, that moss goes into the seam around a rooflight before it shows anywhere else, and that a static's decking will be green long before the owner notices. He has done it on enough vehicles to know where to look before he starts.
It also means he turns work down. He will not valet your car, he will not clean your house windows, and he does not do repairs.
- Trading since 2018.
- Fully insured. Public liability figure to be confirmed by Brian
- 100% recommend from 48 reviews on Facebook, with 1,100 people following the work.
- Card payments accepted.
- Working all year. He is not seasonal, so your caravan can be cleaned in February if that is when it suits.
The van does the hard part.
Water on board and power on board. It is the single thing that decides whether your caravan can be cleaned where it actually lives.
Most tourers and motorhomes spend the winter in a compound with a locked gate, a gravel surface and nothing else. No tap, no socket, nothing. That rules out a great many people who advertise mobile cleaning, because they need your facilities to do the work.
Brian does not. He turns up with everything, which is why a good share of his work happens at storage sites while the owner is at home.
If a site needs a code, a key, or your name left on a gate list, tell him when you book and he will sort it out with them.
Would rather bring it to him? Caravans and motorhomes can be cleaned at his business address in Holywell, CH8 8LQ.
He is up there anyway.
Every clean comes with a free look at the parts you cannot get to, and photographs of anything worth knowing about.
Damp is the most expensive thing that can happen to a caravan, and it almost always starts at a seam or a seal that has quietly begun to lift. Brian spends four hours with his face inches from every one of them.
So if he sees a seal starting to go, a rooflight that has cracked or crazed, moss packed hard into a joint, or a mastic line that has pulled away, he photographs it and sends it on.
No charge and no upsell. He does not do repairs, so he has nothing to gain from telling you. You just get to hear about it while it is still a small job.
What Brian will not do.
Worth saying plainly, because he gets asked constantly.
- No cars. He does not valet cars, and he will not take one on as a favour.
- No house windows. Caravan windows yes, domestic window cleaning no.
- No repairs. He cleans and protects, then leaves the fixing to a specialist.
Find out what is on your roof.
Tell Brian what you have got and roughly where it lives. He will give you a price and a date, and you can stop wondering.
Or use the enquiry form if it is easier.