Dallas-Fort Worth's
Certified RV Inspector

Yes — and this may be the most important inspection of all. RVs are built quickly on an assembly line and shipped to dealerships, where staff rarely have the time to inspect each unit in detail before it goes on the lot. Factory defects, missing seals, untested appliances, and improper installations are common findings on brand-new RVs. If you don't catch these issues before you take delivery, you'll be spending your first year of ownership making trips back to the service department — and fighting warranty claims. A pre-purchase inspection before you sign gives you documentation of any defects and the opportunity to have the dealer fix them before you drive home.

Scott inspects every major system on the RV: roof and all seals, exterior body and panels, slideouts and awnings, electrical (12V and 120V shore power), plumbing (fresh water, grey tank, black tank), HVAC (air conditioning and furnace), propane system and all LP appliances, water heater, generator (if equipped), chassis and suspension (motorhomes), engine and transmission (motorhomes), tires, leveling system, all interior surfaces, windows, doors, and cabinetry. After the inspection you receive a detailed written report covering every system and every finding — delivered the same day.

Call your salesperson and let them know that you will be sending your independent RV Inspector to inspect the RV before you purchase. Agree on a date and time, and request that the RV be hooked up to water and power at inspection time.

You receive your detailed inspection report the same day as your inspection. The report includes written findings, photos of any issues identified, and a clear summary so you can make a confident decision quickly — especially important when you're at a dealership with a purchase deadline.

Absolutely — and we encourage it. Being present lets you see issues firsthand, ask questions as we go, and leave with a complete understanding of the RV's condition. If you're new to RVing, this is also a great opportunity to learn where everything is and how all the systems work before you're on the road.

Yes. Scott is NRVIA certified (National Recreational Vehicle Inspectors Association) and RVTAA certified (RV Technicians Association of America). He carries professional liability insurance. Inspections follow NRVIA standards and are completely independent — no relationship with any dealership or seller.

We serve Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding areas, covering most of the DFW metroplex including surrounding cities and communities. If you're unsure whether your location is in our service area, call us at (972) 362-4500 and we'll confirm.

Finding problems is exactly the point. If the inspection reveals significant issues, you have several options: negotiate with the seller to have repairs completed before purchase, renegotiate the purchase price to account for repair costs, or walk away from the deal entirely. You're never obligated to purchase an RV after an inspection — and a good inspection may be what saves you from a costly mistake.