RV Inspections

Just like a sticks and bricks home, and even more-so, an RV is very complex and contains a lot of components. An RV goes through an earthquake like experience every time it hits the road. With that, it's very important when purchasing an RV to have it inspected by a Certified Inspector. An RV inspection can also be very beneficial for someone wanting to sell their RV. We did this with our home. It helps to eliminate those last minute surprises and it ensures the buyer isn't getting something they didn't bargain for. 

   An RV inspection is very detailed. Most people don't realize it, but the average RV inspection lasts roughly 8 to 10 hours, not including the research for pre-inspection and the report time after the inspection. 

   It was the RV Inspector that inspected Kyle and Angie's RV that made Kyle want to follow in his footsteps. Kyle and Angie were amazed at the detail and complexities of an RV inspection and how much of a benefit the inspection is for someone purchasing an RV. 

   Who should get an RV Inspection? Anyone buying an RV regardless of whether it's a new or a used RV, and regardless of whether it's a private sale or from an RV dealership. FYI - many banks now require an RV inspection from a Certified RV Inspector. 

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