Pre-purchase · Pre-sale · Annual
RV Inspection Services in Orange County
A bumper-to-bumper inspection of the chassis, coach systems, roof and body — so you know exactly what you have, or what you're buying.
- Since 1995
- Insurance handled
- Written estimate first
- Serving SoCal since 1995
- 35+ years of team experience
- Insurance claims handled for you
- Full indoor, secure facility
- Free pickup & delivery nearby
RV inspections
Know before you buy — or before you go
A used RV can look perfect and still hide a soft roof deck, a tired brake system or a water heater on its way out. And an RV you already own is easiest — and cheapest — to fix while problems are still small.
Our inspections cover the chassis, the coach systems and the body, and end with a clear, prioritized plan: what’s urgent, what can wait and what it will cost.
- Pre-purchase inspectionBefore you buy a new or used RV — for private buyers and dealerships.
- Pre-sale inspectionStructure, mechanics, electrical, undercarriage and appearance for sellers and dealers.
- Annual & routine inspectionEngine, electrical, plumbing and HVAC checks for owners and rental fleets.
Bumper to bumper
What we inspect
- Exterior & bodyDents, scratches, rust, paint and bodywork, sealant failures and signs of leaks.
- RoofMembrane, seams, vents, skylights, A/C seals and slide seals.
- Engine & drivetrainEngine, transmission and drivetrain condition.
- Brakes, suspension & steeringRotors, calipers, pads, fluid, suspension and steering components.
- TiresPressure, tread depth and age.
- Electrical & appliancesBatteries, wiring, lighting, refrigerator, air conditioning and heating.
- Plumbing & waterPipes, tanks and water heater, checked for leaks and damage.
- PropaneGas connections checked for security and leaks.
- InteriorWindow seals, door latches, cabinetry, flooring and upholstery.
Process
How an inspection works
- 1
Visual & diagnostic exam
Exterior, roof and undercarriage, plus diagnostics.
- 2
Mechanical evaluation
Engine, drivetrain, brakes, suspension, steering and fluids.
- 3
Systems & interior
Electrical, appliances, plumbing and interior components.
- 4
Your service plan
A prioritized list of findings and repairs, with estimates.
Buying used? Read our used RV inspection checklist before you go look at it.
What customers tell us
Trust that’s earned over years
Customers for 10, 15, even 20 years
Many of our customers have trusted the same shop with the same rigs for well over a decade — including Airstreams, Monacos and Dynamax coaches.
Photos before you approve
Customers tell us they appreciate seeing photos of the problem and the fix, and approving the work before it starts.
Back when promised, with updates
First-time customers mention getting their RV back on the day we said, with updates along the way.
Questions
RV inspection questions
Why get a pre-purchase RV inspection?
Roof leaks, delamination, frame damage and worn systems are expensive and often invisible on a walk-around. An inspection tells you what you’re buying before you pay for it.
Do you inspect RVs for dealerships and rental companies?
Yes — pre-sale inspections for dealers and routine fleet inspections for rental companies.
How often should I have my RV inspected?
Once a year, and before a long trip. The roof should be inspected every 12 months in Southern California.
Can you fix what the inspection finds?
Yes. Everything we inspect, we can also repair — and you approve every repair first.
Ready when you are.
Call or send a request — we confirm a time the same business day.
Request an appointment
Appointments available Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Saturday appointments begin January 1, 2027.
Visit or call
412 W Levers Pl, Orange, CA 92867
- Monday – Friday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- SaturdayOpening January 1, 2027
- SundayClosed