Not all RV certifications mean the same thing.
Before you buy, have your next RV inspected by an RVTI Level 4 Master Technician — the technician-level credential that goes beyond the checklist. Independent. Photo-documented. On the dealer lot or the seller's driveway.
Inspection certification is not master technician certification.
Look beyond the checklist before you buy. Our RVTI Level 4 Master Technicians evaluate the systems in the RV you're about to buy — the same systems that cost real money when they fail.
Pre-Purchase Buyers
Buying used or new — locally or from out of state. Before you take delivery, an RVTI Level 4 Master Technician evaluates the RV where it lives, so what's under the paint doesn't follow you home.
- Systems tested — not just eyeballed.
- Independent — we don't sell you the RV.
- Written punch-list you can negotiate with.
Insurance Inspections
Renewing coverage or trying to bind a new policy on a rig your carrier wants documented? We provide the report your insurer is asking for.
- Roof, seals, tires, chassis, systems — all documented.
- Photo-backed report emailed same day.
- Independent third-party assessment.
Owners & Seasonal Prep
Getting ready for a big trip or the season? A quick inspection catches roof leaks, weak seals, tire dry-rot, and slide-out issues before they cost you a trip.
- Ideal before long trips, storage, or resale.
- “Get ready to camp” checkout available.
- Findings roll straight into repairs if you want them.
RVTI Level 4 Master Technicians. Every inspection.
Not a checklist walker with a two-day certificate. Independent, in-field Master Technicians who have repaired the systems they inspect — across Newmar, Fleetwood, Forest River, Grand Design, Tiffin, Winnebago, Entegra, and every major brand in Florida.
Beyond the checklist. Systems evaluated. Everything documented.
Anyone can walk a walk-through form. A Master Technician evaluates the systems that actually break — and cost real money when they do. Every finding is captured with photos and delivered as a clean, shareable report you can use to negotiate — or walk away.
- Roof, sealants & moisture
- Slide-outs & awnings
- AC, heat & refrigeration
- Water heater & plumbing
- 12V, 120V, inverters & solar
- Propane leaks & regulators
- Tires, chassis & undercarriage
- Safety devices & GFCI
Confidence before you take delivery.
From your first text to the report in your inbox — usually inside a week. No dealer runaround.
Tell us about the RV
Fill out the form or text us. Year, make, and where it’s located — that’s all we need to get started.
Written estimate
A service advisor confirms scope and sends you a written estimate before we dispatch — no surprise pricing.
On-site inspection
An RVTI Level 4 Master Technician arrives on the scheduled day and evaluates the RV where it lives.
Photo-backed report
You get a full digital report with photos. Use it to negotiate, insure, or plan repairs — your call.
Tell us about the RV. We'll do the rest.
A service advisor reaches out — usually same day — with next steps and a written estimate. Prefer to skip the form? Call or text us directly.
Get my pre-purchase inspection quote
Takes 30 seconds. No spam — a real person follows up.
Answers before you ask.
What’s the difference between an “RV inspector” and an RVTI Level 4 Master Technician?
Inspection certification is not master technician certification. An inspection certificate says a person can complete a checklist. An RVTI Level 4 Master Technician has trained on — and repaired — the actual systems inside your RV. That’s the difference between reading gauges and understanding what they mean. Before you buy, ask who is inspecting.
I’m buying an RV from out of state. Can you inspect it before I fly in?
Yes — pre-purchase inspections are the majority of what we do. We inspect at the dealer or seller’s location anywhere in our Florida service area, so you don’t take delivery blind.
How much does a pre-purchase RV inspection cost?
Pricing depends on the RV type, size, and inspection scope. A service advisor sends you a written estimate before we dispatch a technician — no surprises. Mention code VIP INSPECTION when you book to save 10%.
Where do you service?
We cover the majority of Florida — coast to coast. Not sure if we cover your ZIP? Text it to (844)392-0670 and we’ll confirm right away.
How long does an inspection take?
Most inspections take 2–6 hours on-site depending on the RV size and inspection scope. You’ll usually have the written report the same day or the next business day — in time to negotiate before you sign.
Do you fix what you find?
Yes — and only if you want us to. The inspection is independent, so the report is yours to use however you like. Many buyers use it to negotiate at the dealer, and many owners have us handle the repairs afterward. Zero pressure either way.
Before you trust the inspection, check the inspector.
Call or text before you buy. A service advisor gets back to you fast.