Inspections

Before you hand over the money, send a technician.

Buying an RV isn't a cheap proposition — and most of what determines whether it was a good buy is hidden behind a wall panel.

RV Service Now technician performing a walk-around inspection between two Class A motorhomes

Coverage

We come to the RV, wherever it sits.

RV Service Now performs pre-purchase, insurance, and annual inspections. Dealer lot, private seller's driveway, storage facility, or campground — we'll be there.

Type 1

Pre-purchase

Before you sign. An honest top-to-bottom look at what you're actually buying — and what it'll cost you over the next five years.

Type 2

Insurance

Documented condition report for insurance underwriting, claim disputes, or coverage renewal.

Type 3

Annual

Preventive: catches the small problems before they turn into the big ones. Roof and seals alone pay for it.

Inspector or technician?

There's a meaningful difference — most buyers don't know it.

Inspection credentials are training on how to look. Technician credentials are training on how the systems work, how they fail, and how to fix them. Both matter, but they aren't the same skill.

Ask yourself which one you'd rather have standing in the RV: the person trained to notice that something looks wrong, or the technician trained to diagnose it, name the cause, and tell you what it costs to fix.

Our inspectors are RVTI-certified technicians with years of dealership experience. When we find a stain on a ceiling panel, we're not writing "possible moisture intrusion, recommend further investigation." We open it up, find the source, and tell you what it takes to fix it.

Systematic. Documented. Honest.

Every inspection is a written record you can hand to a bank, an insurer, or the next buyer.

We photograph what we find, note it in a report, and walk you through it before we leave. Nothing you have to translate later.

RV Service Now van parked at a customer site next to a smaller RV during a mobile inspection

What we inspect

A full evaluation of the systems that determine what this RV costs you.

✓ Roof, seals, and sidewalls — the number one source of expensive RV damage
✓ Moisture testing and evidence of past water intrusion
✓ 12V and 120V electrical, including GFCI function
✓ Propane system integrity and appliance operation
✓ Refrigeration, water heater, furnace, and AC performance
✓ Plumbing, fresh and waste systems, and leak testing
✓ Slide-outs, awnings, jacks, and hydraulics
✓ Chassis, tires, brakes, and safety systems (motorized units)
✓ Generator operation and load testing
✓ Cabinetry, floors, and structural condition

Get a documented, no-guesswork inspection before you close.

Request an Inspection

Book Your Inspection

Tell us about your RV and any issues you are having. An RV Service Now service advisor will be in touch shortly.

Prefer to talk to a person? Call or text us directly at 877-777-7908.