Leisure-Tech (Sussex)

Mobile servicing for caravans and motorhomes across Sussex and neighbouring counties

Leisure-Tech (Sussex) is a mobile workshop that carries out habitation checks and servicing on leisure accommodation vehicles. The business is accredited under the National Caravan Council's Approved Workshop Scheme and states that it can support warranty repairs and services for premier manufacturers. Its work is primarily mobile, travelling to the customer rather than requiring the vehicle to be brought to a fixed base.

The service area named on the site covers West Sussex, East Sussex, Hampshire and Surrey, with Cranleigh and Guildford mentioned specifically. The company presents itself as independent and local, and is a member of the Federation of Small Businesses under number 65533380.

Habitation checks and caravan servicing

The core offer is divided into two inspection formats. A habitation check covers the gas, electric and plumbing systems, together with furniture, doors and windows, and includes a damp check. A caravan service is described as an extensive check and maintenance of the moving parts, intended to identify faults before a trip.

Beyond inspections, the workshop handles electrical work, LPG gas systems, plumbing installation, repairs and maintenance. Gas work is carried out by a trained and accredited professional, with the stated aim of ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.

Equipment, warranty and insurance

Workmanship is backed by a six-month warranty. The company holds public liability insurance in excess of £1 million. Its testing equipment is calibrated annually for accuracy, including torque wrenches and pressure gauges for mechanical work, and multimeters and manometers for gas and electrical work. It also carries an extensive range of equipment and consumables, which it says gives the best chance of completing a job in a single visit.

Commercial vehicles, horseboxes and American RVs

The workshop states more than eight years of experience in the commercial vehicle industry and lists HGVs, horseboxes and American RVs among the vehicles it can discuss with customers. It cites familiarity with 24V setups, 230V inverter electrics and generators.

Installation work shown in the gallery

The site's gallery illustrates the range of jobs undertaken, including underfloor-mounted boiler repairs, a Renogy off-grid accessible conversion, awning rail fitting, wheel nut markers, air conditioning installation at a customer's home, an electric motor fitting, a Victron Energy installation and an Eriba caravan. The images also show on-site caravan servicing and a habitation check.

Training and accreditation

The proprietor, Andrew Mulley BA (Hons), is described as a qualified professional, and the business says it was built on years of experience in the automotive and retail industries. Training cited includes National Caravan Council programmes and assessments tailored to the leisure accommodation vehicle industry, covering electrical systems and components, standards of gas work and service assessments. The Approved Mobile Workshop accreditation is presented as evidence of the company's commitment to quality.