Professional caravan servicing and repairs in Yeovil, Somerset, and the surrounding areas
Find out moreThe Ray Swain website offered caravan and motorhome servicing and repairs in Yeovil, Somerset, and the surrounding areas. It gave 2014 as the year the business was established, described a team with more than 30 years of experience, and mentioned links with the Federation of Small Businesses and the Mobile Caravan Engineers Association.
Its advice was to have a caravan serviced every year to keep it running efficiently and correctly, with prompt repairs alongside, so that owners were never off the road for long. Damp testing was part of the service, and a pre-purchase inspection, with a CRiS check for caravans that might have been in an accident, helped buyers make sure a van had no damp.
The other services ran from habitation servicing and gas safety tests with carbon monoxide and combustion analysis to ALDE heating servicing, fitting motor movers and solar panels, and servicing and repairing trailers, from horse trailers to tipping trailers. Earlier versions of the site also offered towbar fitting, help with towing electrics, and reversing cameras and sensors.

More details:
The motorhome photograph was used on the original website; its other photographs were not archived. The rest are openly licensed photographs of Yeovil and the countryside around it.






Photo of the motorhome, as used on the original website: Andrew Bone, CC BY 2.0, flickr.com (number plate blurred)
Photos: Michael W Beales BEM (Welcome to Yeovil sign, cropped), Jonathan Thacker (caravan site near South Petherton), Eugene Birchall (Yeovil from Yeovil Country Park), Lewis Clarke (countryside at Yeovil Without) and nick macneill (Fleet Air Arm Museum), CC BY-SA 2.0, geograph.org.uk
Photos: bixentro (view from Ham Hill, cropped) and Becks (Montacute House), CC BY 2.0; Gaius Cornelius (Ham Hill stone circle), CC BY-SA 3.0; Marley Sexton (Ninesprings Country Park), CC0; all via Wikimedia Commons
Heading off with a freshly serviced caravan or motorhome? You can find a campsite in Somerset and beyond, keep up with outdoor news for Britain at The Camping Fire, and pick up family camping gear and advice from Lexrope.

A late Elizabethan mansion of golden Ham stone, cared for by the National Trust, in Montacute village about four miles west of Yeovil.

The Royal Navy's aviation museum beside RNAS Yeovilton, north of Yeovil, whose collection includes Concorde 002, the British-built prototype.

One of the largest Iron Age hill forts in Britain, west of Yeovil, with old stone quarries, a millennium stone circle and wide views over Somerset.