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SERVICING YOUR CARAVAN
Turriff Caravans
Service Price Guide
Motorhome (Habitation Only) £120.00*
Caravan Single Axle £140.00*
Caravan Twin Axle £165.00*
*Exclusive of materials
Any parts or labour will be charged on top
of the service charge.
CUSTOMERS ARE REQUIRED TO
REMOVE ALL
PERSONAL BELONGINGS
STORAGE CHARGES APPLY 7 DAYS
AFTER THE AGREED COLLECTION DATE.
Service Price Guide
Motorhome (Habitation Only) £120.00*
Caravan Single Axle £140.00*
Caravan Twin Axle £165.00*
*Exclusive of materials
Any parts or labour will be charged on top
of the service charge.
CUSTOMERS ARE REQUIRED TO
REMOVE ALL
PERSONAL BELONGINGS
STORAGE CHARGES APPLY 7 DAYS
AFTER THE AGREED COLLECTION DATE.
What Is The Approved Workshop Scheme?
The basic concept of the Approved Caravan workshop scheme dates from the late 80’s, when it was first
launched with the backing of the RAC. At it’s height it had around 140 members, but had no
independent monitoring or routine inspection programme in place. It did, however, signal the start of
the agreed annual service schedule, which replaced a previous uncoordinated and somewhat
haphazard system. From 1995, the scheme was much improved under the AA umbrella until they,
unexpectedly, bowed out in 1998. Until then, only the NCC and The Caravan Club had been involved,
but the new Scheme, to be administered and independently inspected by Jones Vening Ltd, was to
include The Camping & Caravanning Club for the first time. The new Approved Workshop Scheme was
re-launched in 1999 and hat matured into the well-respected and effective system it is today. The
Approved Workshops has recently changed hands and is now dealt with by the NCC
(National Caravan Council)
You can find out more about the Approved Workshop Scheme here
The basic concept of the Approved Caravan workshop scheme dates from the late 80’s, when it was first
launched with the backing of the RAC. At it’s height it had around 140 members, but had no
independent monitoring or routine inspection programme in place. It did, however, signal the start of
the agreed annual service schedule, which replaced a previous uncoordinated and somewhat
haphazard system. From 1995, the scheme was much improved under the AA umbrella until they,
unexpectedly, bowed out in 1998. Until then, only the NCC and The Caravan Club had been involved,
but the new Scheme, to be administered and independently inspected by Jones Vening Ltd, was to
include The Camping & Caravanning Club for the first time. The new Approved Workshop Scheme was
re-
(National Caravan Council)
You can find out more about the Approved Workshop Scheme here
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