An RV inspection is a detailed examination of a recreational vehicle's condition and all its major systems. Performed by a qualified inspector, this service provides an unbiased report on the RV's current state, highlighting any potential issues or areas of concern. Think of it as a home inspection, but for a vehicle designed for living on the road.

For buyers, an inspection offers peace of mind and can prevent costly surprises down the road. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the RV's condition, empowering you to make an informed purchasing decision. Any issues uncovered during the inspection can also be used as leverage for negotiation.

For sellers, a pre-listing inspection demonstrates transparency and can help justify the asking price. It allows you to address any problems beforehand, potentially leading to a faster and smoother sale.

To ensure a thorough inspection, the RV should be set up as if it were being used at a campsite. This includes:

• Connecting to shore power (electricity)
• Connecting to a city water supply
• Having the propane tanks filled
• Ensuring the holding tanks are not full

An RV inspection takes 8-10 hours, depending on what is discovered during the inspection. This thorough timeframe ensures every system is properly tested and documented.