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RV Inspection

Know exactly what you're buying — or what you're towing

A used RV hides its problems well. An inspection is a few hundred dollars against a water-damaged wall you find out about two seasons later.

What's included

What a rv inspection covers

  • Roof, seams, sealant and any evidence of previous water intrusion
  • Sidewalls and floor checked for delamination and soft spots
  • Moisture readings at the common failure points
  • Full 12-volt, 120-volt, inverter and solar system check
  • Fresh, grey and black water systems pressure-checked
  • All appliances run on both propane and shore power
  • Propane system leak-tested at the regulator and appliances
  • Tires, bearings, brakes, axles, frame and suspension
  • Written report with findings ranked by urgency
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Do you need this?

Signs it's time to book

You're about to buy a used RV

The single best money you'll spend. We work for you, not the seller.

You just bought one

Find what the previous owner deferred before it turns into structural work.

It's your annual check

Catches slow leaks and worn running gear while they're still cheap.

You inherited or were gifted a rig

Unknown history means unknown maintenance. Start with a baseline.

How it works

From your first call to back on the road

01

Book the inspection

Give us the location, year, make and model, and whether it's pre-purchase.

02

Systematic walk-through

Roof to running gear, every system exercised, moisture metered.

03

Written report

Everything found, with photos where it matters, ranked by what needs doing now.

04

We talk it through

You get honest advice on what's worth fixing and what isn't.

From a real customer

What someone said about this exact job

RV Inspection

He expertly repaired our older RV. He performed a complete inspection, gave me options for repairs and answered all our questions. He gave us great advice on maintaining our older trailer. We plan to use him for yearly inspections.

Dianne Brush Posted on Google Dianne Brush
10 months ago

Review pulled from our Google Business Profile

Questions

About rv inspection

More answers on the full FAQ page.

Can you inspect an RV I haven't bought yet?

Yes — that's the most useful time to do it. We'll go to the seller's location within our service area and give you the report before you commit.

What do I get at the end?

A written report listing what we found and how urgent each item is, plus a conversation about what it means. As one customer put it, we'll give you options for repairs and answer your questions.

How do you determine pricing for your services?

Our pricing is based on the type of service, materials required, and the scope of the job. We provide transparent, upfront pricing before any work begins, so there are no surprises. Reach out to us to discuss specifics for your project.

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Tell us about your project and we'll provide a clear, upfront quote.