Park homes/Log cabins ? My brother and his Wife sold up and moved into a park cabin. It was very nice, beautiful grounds, a real holiday atmosphere. However, initially moving out of bricks and mortar was liberating, he began to feel restricted and choked with regulations which became increasingly tighter and restrictive. Realising his mistake they decided to sell whilst the value remained the same. People were getting a bit worried of losing money due to restrictions, so trying to 're sell with the land owners conditions around his neck was proving difficult. He found a buyer and sold quickly. Regretting his decision to buy a cabin, luckily they found a nice house and were happy to be back on the Market.

The only way i would do this would be on my own land

Id say stay away. Might be worth 105k when you buy it. Sell it a year later and they will offer you around 30k. Lived in a static for years now.biggest regret of my life. Site fees rocket up way above inflation every year

@noreplyzone-ef7uz

6 ай бұрын

Does this apply for static park homes as well? My brother is buying one in Kent for 120k after selling a 2 bed house, told him the costs will add up with service fees etc. Also not easy to sell off are they?

@Grumbo991

Ай бұрын

​@@noreplyzone-ef7uzWhat did your brother endup doing ?

@lisadefries6718

27 күн бұрын

Plus when you sell the park operators can take percentage. Need to check the fine print. They can hold price but do depreciate unlike houses that usually go up if maintained

@BrianFowler-zc9lp

12 күн бұрын

The costs rise every year an he van loses money fast and most have age limit on van ,

I lived in a mobile home for 11 years, i had it refurbished by an outfit called nuvex from northampton. I was never happy with it after the so called refurb, they were absolute bodgers but thankfully i sold it and made a good profit. I know live in a 2 bed bungalow. The trouble is that the rent goes up in line with rpi and most peoples pension is increased by cpi so year after year you will become worse off. The rules and regulations are also a completely ridiculous, insurance is very expensive and so is the lpg( gas) i am really glad i got out of it now and would not reccomend buying one either.

I'd carry on paying the mortgage on the house you've got now. In 20 years time, you'll have paid off your mortgage and forgot about it. Whereas in 20 years time, the caravan will be falling apart and need replacing

@kernowgirl53

Жыл бұрын

No true, my park home is 26 and in perfect condition, it's also gone up £90,000 in value since new.

@TomRelubbus

Жыл бұрын

@@kernowgirl53 Myself, I'd have looked around for a building plot, plonked a caravan on it and lived there. Even unbuilt, the plot would increase like mad in value - and if I got fed up with caravan life, I could always flog the caravan and build a new house!

@shanewilliams9573

Жыл бұрын

@@kernowgirl53 £90,000 in 26 years not great is it. Plus you try selling a 26 to 30 year old park home good luck..

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Residential is better someone bought 2 and sold making a profit

@Grumbo991

Ай бұрын

​@@kernowgirl53Where did you get yours if I may ask?

THE PROBLM WITH DOING THIS SORT OF THING YOU BECOME THE SITE OWNERS PRISONER.

It's not so much buying the holiday home you need to keep your eyes open the park licence agreement does not seem to give you any rights as such

My only comment as a retired occupational therapist is that down the line they're generally not great if you have mobility issues from the external access to not having enough space around the for a walking frame and the showers are generally very small. I have had patients who lived in park homes and they all had issues due to their impaired mobility

@DazPreston69

28 күн бұрын

Valid point with the more updated versions bathroom space is bigger and doors are wider and decking areas can be modified to suit your needs and requirements for easier access great input from yourself and something for everyone to take in consideration

I’ve just bought a static caravan , can only use it 8mth a year . But I love it . The grown rent is cheaper that a two weeks holiday in Cornwall . It’s a home from home , Best thing I’ve ever done. Sorry about your daughter I’m going threw the sand with mine it’s not a good life for her but there’s nothing I can do . She choose the wrong path. Love watching you as you progress .

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Orr thank you and I’m sorry about your daughter if you need any help message us or find us on face book me and my partner have had it hard over the last year, and regarding the van ours is going along nicely now Face book link facebook.com/daz.preston.52

Never ever buy a static caravan. Total rip off

Thanks i'm seriously considering buying a park home to live in as permanent residence. As they are cheaper than both a flat and a house plus i'd be able to buy a house as well when im ready later in life

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

A lot of people are doing the same as what your thinking good luck with it all thanks for your input much appreciated

@pjcollins1885

12 күн бұрын

Dont do it

No way I would pay £20,000 for a drive way and Patio that’s a con

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

You haven’t seen what the mrs wants on it lol , cheers for input

@Neil-pv8pw

3 ай бұрын

It’s not only that you’re paying for some of the camps. They have restaurants, swimming pool with Jim saunas and entertainment snack, bars, et cetera and with the Cotswold you’ve got cycling canoeing sailing and the list goes on what would the short staff at airports and delays and everything I think this isthe answer to to travel abroad the mini break for example, what were the teachers going on strike every five minutes and the slow breakdown of infrastructure having a caravan is that you can get there within a couple of hours and it’s great fun. Totally recommend it

This is really nice tbh the storage is a problem, but you can rent storage units and workspaces and get foldable bikes..... but at least you don't have to worry about mortgage.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Thanks it’s all about enjoying life and being mortgage free, to be able to go away for a couple of months a year, regarding storage we have realised we don’t need all the things we have, storage for bikes in the shed we are going for will be ideal, a lot of gadgets being a man who loves tech and gadgets, the van will have a lot of them, thanks for you pleasant comment, much appreciated

If it was your own you could do your own decking. Ask yourself what happens when you have a dispute or wanted to move your home off site.... Have to use our crane.. other cranes can't access our site etc etc

@jacquipope6222

8 ай бұрын

Many sites do not allow DIY, their contractors only at very inflated prices.

@DazPreston69

8 ай бұрын

@jacquipope6222 your right a lot of them don’t allow other contractors and you have to do your home work what site you choose and the area inland costal ect every one is different so do your home work

great vlog Daz if you have £35000 you could buy the mobile home here and buy a little place abroad for about £10000 for the winter time or rent an apartment in the sun for 3 months go for it guys you only live once make the most of it

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Cheers we intend to enjoy life now

We are moving to a Park home end of September. Sold our Bungalow and in the process of packing. So excited 😀

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Excellent, we are just waiting to sell then we are going, wish you all the luck and hope you subscribe and keep in touch how you get along

@wenjo2738

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 Thanks! Yes I will keep in touch and let you know how it goes. Good luck with the sale of your house! I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to updates

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

@@wenjo2738 thanks can’t wait to move now

@shanewilliams9573

Жыл бұрын

good luck to you. But it all looks great when its new just think what it will be worth in 20+ years and will it be something you can sell quite easy. That will depend on the condition of the park and up keep but that is not in your hands.

@DazPreston69

4 ай бұрын

@Vespatim19 we are not here all the time but spend a lot of the time there and yes would recommend but make sure you pick a good reputable place ask loads of questions to people who have bought there ask about the bills for electric gas and anything you need to know

Have always fancied one for years and years and have read a hell of a lot into the pros and cons. From my understanding of it all that is a negative investment from day one. Secondly, some camps near the seaside which almost everyone would favour charge fees in the region of £6000. For verification, i could name a camp in Cleethorpes which we stayed in as a reference. You are not allowed to construct a decking or landing yourself. It has to be done by a firm nominated by the Landlord. Being a retired builder I could cost it to a penny including Labour at a generous rate for quality work. The quote you are given by the Landlord is an absolute rip off as some of them at different sites are 75% more than the most expensive quotation I would expect. Then if want to sell, you have to sell it back to the Landlord who will offer you something like 60% lower than it’s real value. No matter which way you work it out, it is even worse than being involved in a time share and we all know what they are like.

@DazPreston69

19 күн бұрын

Totally agree with what you have said, you need to do your home work and pick somewhere that suits your needs and requirements, speaking to people who are already there not the people selling the homes, yes decking is more expensive and having to use there own contractors , residential is best or 12 month sites if you can afford to residential or 12 month site with another place of your own , we did our research and it’s now home from home so when we are at home and we want to stay at the van we have everything we need in both places, also go for one for over 50s a little inland from coastal areas so not to busy

We have a static caravan with double glazing and central heating, great in the summer but freezing cold in the winter no matter how high you have the heating on its never as warm as our house.

11 months later... what did you do? Did you buy it? moved in? im 38 living in london and living here is getting impossible, and dont know where to go. I need some peace

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Check out our other videos for progress bought and still going at it when we can get the time to go down and sort things out decking drive ect

It’s gorgeous

@DazPreston69

9 ай бұрын

Thank you been hard work but worth it

I would definitely buy one

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

We did

Just bought one great in certain sites like the Cotswolds because the site is surround by Roman history. And loads for kids to do.

@DazPreston69

3 ай бұрын

Excellent Neil it’s good to be positive

Thanks

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

thank you for your thank you

Thinking about doing this. These park homes seem built quite well, and seem luxurious enough to live lightly in. I'm single with no children at the moment and 30 years old. The prices of these compared to brick houses make it very tempting for what you get. Have you noticed any obvious disadvantages compared to a brick house yet? Also silly question how do you recieve your letters and mail? Does the postman come round? 😆 Does your specific home have a door number etc? Can you order stuff online to your park home? How does that work? Hope it's going well. Thanks

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Residential park home is just like living in your bricks and mortar post man delivers parcels ect no difference if holiypark home you can live in for a set amount of time 9 10 11 months if it’s a 12 month holiday home you have to be off for a month or 2 months what ever the holiday park says if you opt for this you could have a other home or you could be living with you family for the time you have to be off site, then you could have your post sent to where you are registered to be you main address with family also some holiday park sites have plot numbers or site office, if your away a lot it won’t really matter which one you choose asking as your off the site for the set month or months, hope this makes sense, hope you subscribe and support

@High.Vibe.Living

Жыл бұрын

Theyr a rip off, you have to pay like 2500 ground rent service charge per year. Which doesnt including utilities. So about £200 per month on fees... its like paying a small mortgage, for a shitter house. Forget that

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Everywhere is different

@shanewilliams9573

Жыл бұрын

@@High.Vibe.Living some people can not see the bigger picture. All want it now life style etc. 20 years down the road will be worth peanuts and a run down holiday park.

@michellefathers1619

8 ай бұрын

​@@High.Vibe.LivingAgreed; what I pay in site rent I could've paid a mortgage off and trying to sell them is a nightmare

Go for it

Hi mate listen to people that have sold there house to buy a shed on day one you had lost money if you sell the terms get these down in writing and signed most holiday parks for you to sell you have to offer your unit to the site owners they will off you a small price If you don't expect there offer they will try and sell your unit at 15 percent commission and vat that's comes out at 18 percent If you take your unit Off the site there is a Disconnect charge Please do your homework if you buy What ever way you have lost a lot off money. This is good device end up in 😢

Debt free, Mortagae free, cheaper bills, easier to maintain, money in the bank..... No brainer.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Cheers that’s what we are thinking and on holiday for 2 months a year this way

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Cheers for subscribing much appreciated be checking on our land progress soon see what’s happening as our site isn’t ready as yet

The value of these drops like a stone. We were advised by the man selling not to do it as my son was to young and would likely lose his money . They don't want you on there if yours gets to old, about 20 years. We would have been lucky to get 3grand out of 60. Some won't even let you put your washing out. Also a friend of mine has lived in one for several years and the tree's around him have grown very high but he can't cut them down legally so he has his lights on constantly.

Not sure there, but in the states recently the monthly lot fee's have tripled for most, plus you pay taxes. So a lot aren't managing well. Hope it isn't like that there because it looks great.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

No it’s residential so based on a council tax band like a home with bricks and mortar water electricity ect there are other sites with holiday site fees that also governed by what they can charge ect site fees, we was looking at that side as we won’t be there for about 3 to 4 months of the year but thank you for your input really appreciate the comments people give to us

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

If your residential it’s council tax same as a house

I have lived in my caravan for 4 years now it's ok but very cold most of the year because we cannot afford the bills.the site is great and people are really nice.We moved because we had awful neighbours for most of our 50 years married. There is very little storage and if I won the lottery I would move to a bungalow.

@DazPreston69

16 күн бұрын

We are not here all the time we split it from home to the van we find it warmer at the van that the house so best of both worlds for us, Regarding the warmth the van is a lot warmer and cheap to run for us, we have good neighbours at both places

Jeez 🙄 please tell me you didn’t do it, mad to swap an appreciating asset, bricks and mortar for this, good luck either way though.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

We are in the process with good reasons, that we will be showing as we go along in the process in out channel it will all come to light and people will understand we still will have bricks and mortar aswell, thanks for your comment much appreciated

@ep1929

Жыл бұрын

I'd be aiming to get the mortgage finished on the house, which would create a situation of lower monthly outgoings than the caravan.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Totally understand what your saying, once the mortgage is paid off we would be working till we are 67 and life has passed us, this way we are enjoying life now rather than later, thanks for your input much appreciate everyone who has been involved with us on this journey

I’ve just bought a static as I’m divorcing after 25 years and downsizing. It’s open 45 weeks a year but needed it to be close to my parents as they’re struggling health wise. Thinking of buying another in Spain for the weeks I can’t be on mine. 😊 My decking will cost £5000, my static was £19000 with first years fees and insurance included then £3600 plus £200 per year.

@DazPreston69

3 ай бұрын

I really do hope you enjoy it and regarding Spain we’ll be nice for an invite lol 😂 honestly you just enjoy your life and ignore what anyone says we will be back at the van tomorrow and be cleaning the decking so mite just do a video on it

@SimplySheilaB

3 ай бұрын

@@DazPreston69 I’ve had negativity but I’ve decided that I need to just be happy now, it’s been a tough time with the divorce so I’m doing me now and excited to start my next adventure. You do you Boo, be happy! 😊

@DazPreston69

3 ай бұрын

@@SimplySheilaB and I hope 🤞 everything goes well for you always here if you need any help hope you subscribe and let us know how you get on with everything

you can never sell it, the landowner wants 10 percent

@DazPreston69

9 ай бұрын

Been offerd more from someone that would pay us a lot more tha we paid for it

I’ve been interested in these for some time they are much cheaper than a Bungalow, my only concerns are flooding majority of these parks are prone to flooding in bad weather. Site fees that can change there is a legal battle going on in Lancashire where the owners of the land are increasing fees and the residents are not happy at extortionate rates. The quality of them with any new build or new construction of these can be built cheaply with cheap materials. can you get insurance with these?

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Very true you need to do the research on the site and more so the owners of the site, make sure there is drainage system on the site , if it’s residential check with local council, also if it’s a holiday park home check with people who are there at the time you visit ask questions and lots of them, make sure the van/ lodge is to the highest Bs standards and insurance is fine we just had a quote of £347 a year with outbuildings covered and 2 e bikes as we won’t be there all the time we mentioned this to the insurance company and this is fine, cctv is in place on the site we are going on, thanks for you questions and hope you follow us and subscribe thank you for your input hope this helps we are learning to

@stubru16

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 thank you for you’re help

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome it’s a scary thing but life is to short I have a daughter who is 35 and terminal with brain cancer, it made us think about enjoying life now why we can, never know what is round the corner, I

@stubru16

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 sorry to hear that. Good luck to you both with you’re new adventure 👍

Move to a mobile home abroad , cheaper

Great Video . I've been thinking about doing the same , I've put my house up for sale , took early retirement . I was going to buy a bungalow in North Wales but decided I need to based still in the North West too , but free up capital and still have a option get a caravan in Wales. Park Homes provide options for everything I want. A nice home and financial security and to enjoying life. Can always adapt to the down sizing and the space . Hope you do an update video

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Thanks June, yes we are doing the full video start to finish and how we get a long with the adventures so hopefully you subscribe and follow us

@junebolland

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 Brill , I just put a deposit on 20 x40 lodge near Chester. Just waiting for the sale of my house to go through.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

@@junebolland excellent news

@noreplyzone-ef7uz

6 ай бұрын

Hi Tom hows the site going? How much are the yearly service charges for owners

Don’t do it. I’m sure there are hidden pitfalls. ❤

Thanks a lot for the useful information you have provided here. Can I ask a question, if the permanent holiday park home can be rented out, meaning loged out ? As I know, holiday parks don't allow these park homes to be rented out to others, example if I would rent 1 room via Airbnb, and stay in another room, as I know it would not be allowed? But if I will be the owner, I should be allowed to lodge my park home if I want to. Please let me know, thanks in advance. And same time is it only restricted to certain age groups, like example over 55?

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Our site is over 50s and o think renting out depends on the site owners

@DF-dd5nf

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 , thank you for your kind reply with the info

What’s ground rent per year and service charge on a park home? Can you live there 12 months of year fulltime?

@DazPreston69

27 күн бұрын

All sites vary this one is residential and 12 months depending on plots

I've just bought one after selling my house I absolutely love it best thing I've Ever done

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Excellent 👌 hope you have a great future and many happy years

Im thinking about buying one in London. But does anyone know where you can keep them, how much rent we're looking at etc? Thanks so much.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Best thing to do is google residential park homes or holiday park homes visit the sites and ask everyone who are there at the time what’s it like and what the owners are like ask loads of questions

@Akeso_ppp

5 ай бұрын

they say they find a way to move you out and sell your house for cheap they say it a rip off?

@DazPreston69

5 ай бұрын

@Akeso_ppp to be honest we sold and bought something else and the van everyone has a different approach you need to check the place out we needed one close to family and if anything ever changes I would put it up for all to see check the place your looking at and speaking to people who have bought one not the owners

A very expensive luxury, site fees will go up every year by quite a bit.

@DazPreston69

6 ай бұрын

You got to expect rises but if you are residential it’s not to bad and if you pick the right one and do the home work on park home sites talking to people who own one and not the owners you get a better idea what to expect 💡

@bradfordian3215

6 ай бұрын

@@DazPreston69 Mine went up 50% in two years, won't name the site, but many are looking to come off. I luckily sold mine.

@DazPreston69

6 ай бұрын

@bradfordian3215 so sorry mate

@Akeso_ppp

5 ай бұрын

really so much up every ear?

@DazPreston69

5 ай бұрын

@@Akeso_ppp it’s the same as last year

Can I buy a static caravan and then a plot on a permanent park?

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

You need to ask the site owner about that as they are all different, also depending on year of van ect, find a site you like and then enquire with them, usually they want you to buy from them, hope this helps, we are new to this also and making videos about our journey. Hope you subscribe and thanks for your input

You will need to upgrade won’t be able to live in the same caravan for ever terrible decision

@DazPreston69

Ай бұрын

We don’t live in it it’s a retreat for us when we are not working

Don't do it to cramped ok for hols but to small

I like in a park home on a reside tial site not. Caravan park You pay a pitch fee bills are. Cheap as you pay landlwner for electricity and water not companies a d use lpg gas for heating hot water , its a pleasant site situated in a very nice location near countryside but close to city if. Needed i love it😮 🎉

@DazPreston69

25 күн бұрын

Totally agree with you and it’s what a lot of people are doing now thanks for your input I appreciate it hope you subscribe and share

Hi, watched all your vids and decided to take the plunge. 😊 Just agreed a sale on Monday, and need a survey done as it's a 5yr old unit, anyone recommend anyone who will cover the North West?

@DazPreston69

8 ай бұрын

Great news and thanks for your support and wishing you all the best , if you google a surveyor in north west and most lodges caravans are 10 yr guarantee , thanks again for following us much appreciated share our content with others

We lived in a static caravan for 8 years, as nice as it is to live in one no way would i be buying one at those prices, slightly different as a "park home" i guess but still way too expensive, youd be better off buying a plot of land and siting one on your land at those prices.

How many months of the year can you live on site?

@DazPreston69

20 күн бұрын

Every site is different residential all the time 12 months site 11 months and so on

I think your crazy. I see your still in the UK. I used to live and work on a caravan park. I was involved in building the park.. UK is a rip off Go to Spain were everything you were quoted was 50% cheaper in the sunshine not rain

DONT DO IT….As lovely as that is, it’s not a residential park home, it’s a caravan. I have had caravans for many years, and had a similar van to that and loved it but it was a van, the park homes are much much warmer. It’s a lovely lifestyle but my advice is…don’t buy new, buy a park home, make sure the plot and site is right for you, talk to neighbors, check rules and regulations carefully. You will find a lovely park home site, they are purpose built, just like bungalow living, on nice plots with drives etc, good community and neighbors etc. Get it right and it’s a wonderful way to live, good luck x

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

We have done all the relevant checks and we will have a drive spoken to many people who are there now and not one has said anything bad only good reports, but I really do appreciate and thank you for your input

Is that place over 55s only?

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Over 50s only we had a choice of three places and we went for this one

Do it.xx

Mine is completely electric cos lpg expensive

@DazPreston69

3 ай бұрын

We are not here all the time so lpg has been fine for us but totally understand where your coming from hope you are enjoying it and thanks for your input much appreciated

Is it near the sea 🌊 🤔

@DazPreston69

2 жыл бұрын

No it’s more inland peaceful and tranquil, local shops less than a mile away train station 3 miles away it’s not really far from where we are now just be mortgage free sooner and have more of a life

@mrdutch6430

2 жыл бұрын

I would deffo do it m8

@DazPreston69

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers it’s steering that way to be honest it’s the van to choose now swaying towards the abi Beaumont 2022 new style thanks for you input it’s good to get other’s thoughts

What’s the ticking

@DazPreston69

10 ай бұрын

Don’t know sorry

We are considering moving to Weeton in Lancashire.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

I’m from Merseyside originally, Lancashire is a beautiful place

@davidhaynes123

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 where are you moving to?

No do not do it we are living in hell

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Why what’s happened to yourself if you can share my viewers can see ? It’s good to have all input from people

Don’t do it if you have how much have you lost from when you brought it

@DazPreston69

Ай бұрын

Prices have gone up

Be advised don’t do it. You’ll be trapped in a depreciating asset. At the mercy of site owners who have complete control over you.

£15000 for decking take my money

@DazPreston69

10 ай бұрын

I know a lot of money

Do not buy .... Biggest rip off ever. I lost thousands..

No dont do it i did lost a lot of money stay were yu are

Terrible investment be worth next to nothing in ten yrs, 2500 per year at least which will increase.. over ten yrs that's 30k .. Waste of money, I would tell anyone don't sell your house it's going up in value and your in control.. I buy and sell houses , these park homes are a no no ... Ok to rent for holidays

To louder music.

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

Just getting used at that time to new editing software sorry

@seankingsirtarquin6412

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 no worries. I'm just a miserable sod :) all is good :)

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

No mate it’s good to get feedback all helps me so no worries thank you 🙏

@seankingsirtarquin6412

Жыл бұрын

@@DazPreston69 good stuff :) wish you all the best. Just subscribed 😊 take care 🐈 :)

@DazPreston69

Жыл бұрын

@@seankingsirtarquin6412 thank you friend

It’s a fantasy don’t do it. But then a fool and his money are soon parted.

Don't do it..

No don't do it

These are not park homes

No!

Bad Financial idea 10000000%

Its a bad idea all round stay in your house.

If the average price for decking is £15,000 is it gold plated. £15,000 no chance in this world I live on a caravan park decking is not expensive

@DazPreston69

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All depends on how you want the decking and size including skirting rails gates lighting storage

@DazPreston69

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And it’s composite decking boards

@bernadezi

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@@DazPreston69 Usually the decking company has to pay the site owner a percentage on top hence the stupid price. This is often the case with any maintenance.

@DazPreston69

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Very true, what we want is going to be different a lot different obviously it’s going to be on the channel time lapse ect