Pre-Purchase Inspection

There are so many RV's to choose from new and used and, of course, you want to find the one that suits your needs and your price range. It is
difficult to buy a vehicle if you don't know what to look for, because
you never really know what you are getting. Of course the person selling
it to you, whether a dealer or individual, will tell you that
everything works and it's in great shape. Although there are many people
that have integrity and you can trust them, there are so many you can't
trust. We always explain to anyone who contacts us that because you as
the buyer are making a tremendous financial investment, you should
consider having the vehicle inspected ahead of time and receive an
unbiased factual detailed report.​

We here at DR Dave's RV and Trailer Repair have done many RV and Camper Inspections. Not only is David a Registered RV Technician and Appliance Specialist, he was also a Certified NRVIA Inspector in 2016. We have a 250 Point Inspection that people have really appreciated. The inspection covers every area of your trailer. We test the roof, plumbing, side walls, doors, windows, storage, awnings, slide outs, chassis/frame,
steps, electric, utilities, converter, generator, propane, appliances,
furniture, floors, walls, cabinets, interior, safety features, etc. We
actually perform tests on many of these and we generate an in-depth
report to you the consumer.

We also take pictures of problem areas, ask questions about warranties,
previous owners, any accidents, etc. We can even test drive the vehicle
and report what we find there.

Unlike our competitors, we'll give you an unbiased inspection that will give you honest results.Our independent trained RV inspector will give you the exact specifics of your vehicle's performance and list out the
trouble areas. 

The Inspection shall not be construed as a "Compliance Inspection" of any code, governmental regulation, or of any manufacturer's installation procedures or instructions. 

Completed RV Inspections are not an expressed, implied warranty or guarantee of adequacy, performance, or useful life of any RV, or any of its
components or systems.

Some RV Inspection Facts
that you need to know.

Many people think that just because they are buying a new RV they don't need a RV inspection. That is the farthest thing from the truth. Many RV's are not put together properly or they are rushed because of deadlines.

There have been many issues with propane, electric, plumbing, and even sealant issues with new RV's. Just because your buying a new RV does not guarantee that it will be free of problems. Many dealers will try to
convince you that they have already done their own inspection. What they don't tell you is that their inspection was only an hour or two. Plus they have to pass their own inspection to sell their camper or RV. We offer a six to eight hour inspection that is very detailed. We give our
customers an unbiased inspection that gives them negotiating power. 

If you're serious about buying an RV, don't skip the inspection.

It could save you thousands of dollars in repairs down the road. Contact us today to schedule your inspection.

Here are some of the benefits
of getting an RV inspection:

Peace of mind: Knowing that your RV is in good condition can give you peace of mind and make your travels more enjoyable.

Avoid costly repairs: An inspection can help you identify any potential problems before you buy the RV, so you can avoid costly repairs down the road.

Negotiate a better price: If the inspection reveals any problems, you can use this information to negotiate a lower price on the RV.

Protect yourself from liability: If you buy an RV with hidden problems, you could be held liable for any injuries or damage that occurs as a result.
An inspection can help protect you from this liability.