Independent Pre-Purchase RV Inspections · Ontario

Never buy a lemon.
Buy your RV with peace of mind.

Independent pre-purchase RV inspections across Ontario. We test every system — roof to chassis, propane to appliances — and hand you a detailed written report before you sign a thing.

50+
Systems checked
24–48h
Written report
100%
Unbiased
Why get an inspection?

A used RV can hide $10,000 problems behind a fresh coat of caulk.

Sellers rarely mean to mislead — but they don't crawl the roof, pressure-test the propane, or load-test the batteries. We do. Before you spend $30k, $80k or $200k, spend a few hundred to know exactly what you're buying.

Avoid the lemon

One hidden roof leak can mean $8,000 in framing repairs. An inspection costs a fraction of that.

Written report in hand

Photo-documented findings, prioritized by severity — use it to walk away, or as leverage to renegotiate price.

Independent & unbiased

We don't sell RVs. Our only loyalty is to you, the buyer. No dealership pressure, no conflict of interest.

Trained eyes see it all

Delamination, soft floors, propane leaks, aftermarket wiring — the things a casual walkaround will always miss.

What we inspect

Every major system. Head-to-toe. Written up.

Our checklist follows RVIA/NRVIA best practices and covers 50+ inspection points across six major categories.

Roof & Water Damage

Every seam, seal, vent and skylight probed for the #1 killer of used RVs — hidden water intrusion, soft spots, delamination and rot.

Propane System

Full pressure and leak-down test on the LP system, plus combustion checks on the furnace, water heater, fridge and stove.

Appliance Health

Fridge cooling on both AC and propane, A/C output temps, furnace cycling, water heater operation, microwave and stove.

Plumbing & Tanks

Fresh, grey and black tanks, water pump, city water, water heater and every fixture pressure-tested for leaks and flow.

12V & Shore Power

Batteries load-tested, converter/inverter checked, every outlet tested for polarity, and the transfer switch verified under shore power and generator.

Chassis, Slides & Safety

Slide-outs cycled, awnings, jacks, tires (age + wear), brakes, breakaway, and every smoke/CO/LP detector verified.

How it works

Four steps from "interested" to "informed buyer".

01
Book your inspection

Call or email with the RV's location, year and model. Most inspections booked within 48 hours.

02
We meet the seller

You don't need to be there. We meet at the dealer, seller's home, or storage lot — anywhere in Ontario.

03
Full-system inspection

3–6 hours on-site covering roof, plumbing, propane, appliances, electrical, chassis, slides and safety.

04
Written report in 24–48h

Detailed photo report with severity ratings. Call us to walk through the findings before you sign anything.

Common questions

What is a pre-purchase RV inspection?

A pre-purchase RV inspection is a detailed, unbiased assessment of a used RV, travel trailer, or fifth wheel before you buy. An OEM trained technician tests every major system — roof, plumbing, propane, appliances, electrical, chassis — and delivers a written report so you know exactly what you're buying.

How long does an RV inspection take?

Most pre-purchase inspections take 3–6 hours on-site depending on the size and complexity of the rig. Your written report is delivered within 24–48 hours.

Do you travel to the seller or dealership?

Yes. We're a fully mobile inspection service across Ontario. We meet you at the seller's home, dealership, or storage lot so the RV never has to move.

Can you inspect a travel trailer or fifth wheel?

Absolutely. We inspect motorhomes (Class A, B, C), travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and pop-ups.

Do I need to be there for the inspection?

No. Many buyers are shopping out-of-town. We handle the entire visit, photograph everything we find, and walk you through the written report by phone before you commit.

How much does a pre-purchase RV inspection cost?

Pricing depends on the size and type of rig — a small travel trailer is less involved than a 40-foot diesel pusher. We quote a flat rate up front before booking, and it's typically a fraction of what a single hidden roof or floor repair would cost you.

What happens if the inspection finds problems?

You get a photo-documented report with every finding rated by severity. Most buyers use it one of two ways: walk away from a rig with structural or water issues, or take the report back to the seller and renegotiate the price to cover the repairs.

Can you inspect an RV I'm buying from a private seller?

Yes — private-sale inspections are a large part of what we do, and they're where a report matters most since there's no dealer warranty behind the purchase. We just need the seller's permission and access for a few hours.

Do you offer inspections for RVs I already own?

Yes. Annual condition and pre-storage inspections catch failing roof sealant, propane leaks and appliance issues before they turn into major repairs. Owners also book them before a long trip or when preparing an RV for sale.

Ready to buy with confidence?

Book your pre-purchase RV inspection today. Same-week availability across Ontario.