The Premier Certified RV Inspection is a comprehensive, non-invasive evaluation of the RV’s major systems, safety components, and overall condition, performed in accordance with NRVIA Standards of Practice. This inspection includes a detailed review of: • Roof, exterior walls, seals, and body condition • Frame, chassis, visible suspension components, and undercarriage • Electrical systems (shore power, batteries, converter/inverter where accessible) • Plumbing systems (fresh water, waste systems, fixtures, visible piping) • Propane system and propane-powered appliances • Heating and cooling systems • Major appliances and operational components • Interior condition, safety items, and functional checks • Slide-outs, leveling systems, and visible mechanical components (where applicable) Findings are documented in a professional digital inspection report with photos, notes, and clear explanations. The goal is to provide an accurate snapshot of the RV’s condition at the time of inspection so you can make informed decisions without pressure or guesswork.

No. Inspections are evaluation-only and do not include repairs. This separation is intentional and helps maintain objectivity and transparency. By not performing repairs during inspections, Chris can provide an unbiased assessment focused solely on documenting the condition of the RV and identifying areas that may require attention—without any conflict of interest.

Yes. To perform a full Premier-level inspection, the RV must be properly set up with access to: • Shore power • Water supply • Propane • Sewer connection (when applicable) • Slide-outs fully accessible and operable These utilities allow critical systems to be tested and evaluated. Without them, certain portions of the inspection may be limited or unable to be completed. After booking, Chris provides an Inspection Preparation & Setup Guide that can be shared with the seller—whether a dealership, campground, storage facility, or private party—to ensure the RV is fully prepared before the inspection appointment. It is the buyer’s responsibility to communicate these requirements to the seller.

Inspection time varies based on the RV’s size, layout, age, and complexity. Most Premier Certified RV Inspections take between 4 and 8 hours, though larger or more complex rigs may require additional time. Adequate time is taken to thoroughly inspect systems, document findings, and ensure nothing is rushed.

Inspection reports are delivered digitally within three (3) business days of the completed inspection. The report includes photos, written observations, and clear explanations so you can review findings at your own pace and understand what items may need attention now versus in the future.