Frequently Asked Questions

An RV Inspection is similar to a home inspection. It is NOT for your state’s DMV inspection for roadworthiness.

An RV inspection is a thorough examination of a recreational vehicle to ensure it is safe and in good working condition. This process typically includes checking various systems and components.

There are 80-160+ points of inspection depending on what kind of unit is being inspected. The inspection is a visual inspection of all the major house components of the RV. Inspecting the life safety systems is a key component of all inspections so that you can keep yourself and your family safe. In addition, “blood tests” for the engine, transmission and generator can ensure there are no mechanical surprises.

The goal of an RV inspection is to identify any issues before they lead to breakdowns or safety hazards, providing peace of mind for owners and ensuring a smoother travel and camping experience.

Most RVs actually have more systems to be evaluated than a typical home. The systems can and will provide the future owner with sour experiences if they are in disrepair and these issues are not disclosed before the purchase experience. This is the key reason to get an RV Inspection! It is our hope to provide you with peace of mind in the purchase or selling experience.

• Class A Motorhome
• Class B Motorhome
• Class C Motorhome
• Truck Camper
• Fifth Wheel
• Travel Trailer
• Popup or Hybrid

 Are you coming to the end of your warranty? Is your RV in for repairs? Have you had your RV for a while? Are you considering an extended warranty or service contract? These are all great reasons you should consider an RV Inspection.