RV Inspection Services in Southeast Michigan
An RV that has been sitting raises fair questions. Are the appliances safe to run? Did anything freeze, corrode, or get chewed on over the winter? We come to you anywhere in Southeast Michigan and work through every major system, testing rather than eyeballing, and show you what we find. If something needs fixing, we can usually handle it on the same visit.
Maintenance Inspection
A full check of your RV's systems, with a written report of what is due, what is wearing, and what can wait. Most take 2 to 3 hours depending on the rig.
Safety Inspection
A narrower check focused on one question: is the RV safe to use. Covers propane, electrical, and structural concerns.
What an Inspection Looks Like
We test systems rather than eyeball them, and show you what we find.
What an Inspection Catches
Both of these were found on rigs the owners were still using, and neither one had given an obvious warning first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a maintenance inspection and a safety inspection?+−
The maintenance inspection checks whether your systems are in good working order and flags anything that needs attention. The safety inspection is narrower: it focuses specifically on whether your RV is safe to use, covering propane, electrical, and structural concerns.
Do you do pre-purchase inspections before I buy an RV?+−
Our maintenance and safety inspection covers all major systems and functions of the RV, so it's a solid option if you want a thorough check before buying.
Should I get my RV checked if it's been sitting unused for a while?+−
Yes, that's one of the most common reasons owners call us. After sitting unused, appliances often stop working properly, leaks can develop, slide-outs and levelers can become non-functional, and power issues are common. An inspection now catches these before you're stuck with them on the road.
If you find a problem during the inspection, can you fix it?+−
Yes, we'll walk you through what we found and can typically handle the repair during the same visit or a quick follow-up.
How long does an inspection take?+−
Most inspections take 2 to 3 hours, depending on your RV's size and systems.