START WITH THE BASICS
More than a quick walk-through.
An RV inspection is a systematic review of accessible systems and components, performed to document observed condition and help a buyer make an informed decision.
Get a clearer picture before you commit.
New or used, an RV can have problems that aren’t obvious during a dealership tour. An independent inspection helps you understand what’s working, what needs attention, and what deserves a closer look before you move forward.
Get the facts.
Before it's too late.
A great floor plan can hide expensive problems. Our inspection helps you understand the RV's condition, what needs attention, and what to discuss with the seller.
Roof, exterior & structure
Electrical, appliances and HVAC Systems
Plumbing, propane & safety systems
Water intrusion & moisture detection
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SEE WHAT WE FIND
What can an RV Inspection Uncover?
Explore real inspections, see what we found and learn why it mattered before the purchase.
2023 Thor Windsport 34R
Low mileage. Plenty to investigate.
This 2023 Thor Windsport 34R had just 12,000 miles. See what we found during the inspection
2024 Brinkley Model Z Air 297
Premium finishes & a closer look
This used Brinkley had significant flaws. Would you have spotted them? Find out in this video.
2022 Luxe Elite 39FB
Luxury RV. More than 100 issues.
This used 2022 Luxe had so many problems the buyer had to walk away. Find out why.
Know what you're buying
What an inspection can—and can’t—tell you.
A useful report is specific about what was observed and honest about the limits of a non-invasive inspection.
IT CAN HELP YOU
See the RV more clearly.
The inspection documents observable condition on that day and helps put findings into context.
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Understand operational concerns and visible defects
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Prioritize safety issues and further evaluation
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Make a purchase decision with better information
IT CANNOT PROMISE
Perfect condition or future reliability
Some areas are hidden, inaccessible or not testable under the conditions of the inspection.
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Predict every future failure
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Inspect behind sealed walls or dismantle components
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Replace manufacturer testing and compliance certifications
It's brand new - do I still need an inspection?
Yes! Many of the most serious issues we find are on brand-new RVs. Manufacturing and installation defects are common and once you sign, those problems become your problems.
Doesn't the dealer do a pre-delivery inspection?
Dealership checks are not independent inspections. Our job is to inspect the RV for you, not the seller.
Nothing looked wrong when we walked through.
The most serious RV issues are hidden - electrical systems, water intrusion and structural problems are rarely visible without a full inspection.
What if everything is fine?
That's the best outcome - but it has never happened. Even if it did, you can move forward with confidence instead of hope.
The inspection seems expensive.
The most expensive inspection is the one you skip. Repairs for hidden issues routinely cost far more than the inspection.
Can we just fix the issues later?
Some issues are manageable. Others affect safety, structure, or long term reliability. An inspection helps you avoid buying those problems in the first place.