Help & FAQ
GoldShield Warranty
Unless the owner of the park your property is sited on does this for you, you’ll need to complete the application form you can find HERE. You must do this in the first year of ownership, and it’s best to complete the process within 90 days or you’ll incur late registration fees.
It is the homeowner’s responsibility to ensure the registration of their property’s warranty.
Your Park Owner may have already completed this process for you, but it’s important that you ask them about this to ensure everything is completed accordingly.
Yes, there is a transfer fee of £50.00 applicable and we request proof of maintenance.
No, GoldShield allow late registrations of homes up to 1 year from the date of first purchase/siting with late registration fees applicable:
0 to 90 days – Free of Charge
4 to 5 months – £25.00
6 to 7 months – £50.00
8 to 9 months – £99.00
10 to 12 months – £199.00
For homes purchased over 12 months before registration, inspections may be requested at the discretion of GoldShield.
All terms and conditions of the warranty must be followed in order to keep the warranty valid.
We have a network of known repairers as well as some of the manufacturers. They are supported by a network of field based managers to ensure a high standard of customer service.
Each claim is handled on its own merits and timelines vary.
Any faults found with the home within the first two years are the responsibility of the manufacturer under their own warranties. This is referred to as the Initial Period. Years 3-10 are covered by GoldShield for faults with the structure of the home.
Yes, however, the modifications will not be covered, and any faults that result from the modification will not be covered by GoldShield.
The serial number is the unique number given to the home by the manufacturer and can be found on your invoice or usually on a plaque near the front door of the home.
The warranty wording should be with the home as the manufacturer will place a GoldShield book in every home at the point of manufacture. If a book is not with the home then the home owner should contact the manufacturer and request a book or go to the GoldShield website where all wording and forms are available (claim form, transfer of ownership form and application form).
The complaints procedure is outlined in the Terms of Business.
The paint used needs to be that which is recommended by your manufacturer. Using paint other that what your manufacturer recommends may invalidate your warranty.
Completed claim form, photos, proof of maintenance and estimate.
GoldShield Care
The attached chart highlight the contributions that you have to make, depending on the number of monthly payments that you have made since joining your preferred scheme.
Yes, GoldShield will diarise when your home is due for an inspection or painting and our appointed repairer will contact you 6 weeks before to arrange a date and time convenient with you.
We will try to keep the pricing as constant as possible throughout the term of the service contract, but unfortunately there are a number of financial factors outside our direct control
We will try to be flexible but it may be likely that it will be necessary for customers to make up the shortfall. Again, we will ensure that the lowest possible charge be applied.
Yes, you will not need a pre-inspection but again, you may need to contribute for any work that needs doing, see question 1.
The GoldShield Care Plan will allow you to budget for the general maintenance of your home, minimising the risk of future problems.
We can arrange a pre- inspection for £209. The appointed inspector will carry out a full check of your home and identify any work that must be done before being accepted on to the scheme.
The GoldShield Warranty covers the structural elements of your home against major inherent defects not known at the time of purchase. The £100 contribution towards minor repairs covers things such as replacing the mastic around door and window frames etc. This will substantially reduce the risk of major repairs having to be carried out at a much greater expense to you. If a major repair is necessary, then it should be referred to GoldShield in the normal way, providing your home is covered under the GoldShield scheme.