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HOW MUCH DOES AN RV INSPECTION COST?
HOW MUCH DOES AN RV INSPECTION COST?
Essential and Premier Inspections
Essential and Premier Inspections
All Insurance and Full RV Inspections are based on RV type. Please call us directly for a quote.
RV Safety check: $350
RV Safety check: $350
This is not a Full inspection. It covers the items that are most likely to create a safety issue.
This is not a Full inspection. It covers the items that are most likely to create a safety issue.
• VIN confirmation, checking marker lights and mirrors for proper operation.
• Checking proper installation, function, size, and age of Fire Extinguishers, Smoke detectors, Carbon Monoxide detectors, Propane gas detectors, and Emergency exit windows.
• Checking the date of the tires.
• Review the location and operations of the breakers and Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (Including Hot Skin Test).
• Check the converter/inverter/batteries.
• Check the propane system including refrigerator, furnace, and water heater (Including pressure drop or bubble Test).
• Checking the slides and awnings.
• Checking the operation of the leveling or stabilizing systems.
• Checking the Tongue or King Pin overall condition; Umbilical cord and connector; Breakaway switch and cable; Hitch receiver (on or under rear bumper); Trailer wiring harness and plug (for pulling toad or trailer behind RV)
Walkthrough in a campground (How to Operate Your RV): $250
Walkthrough in a campground (How to Operate Your RV): $250
• How to hook up the utilities: water, power, septic, cable.
• The types of electrical power systems installed. Location and operations of the breakers and Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters. Information about the batteries, the converter, and the inverter, if equipped. Power management.
• Review of RV water systems including the water filter.
• Proper wastewater system management (Grey and Black tanks).
• Propane systems including fridge, stove, furnace, and water heater.
• How to deploy slides and awnings. Troubleshooting problems.
• How to operate the leveling systems.
• How to operate stabilizer systems
• How to operate the TV and entertainment systems.
• How to check for recalls.
• How to check the dates on tires, smoke, fire, propane, and CO detectors.
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