RV Inspection Vero Beach Florida NRVIA Level Two Certified

Owner, Bill Dorr, is an RV Inspection Vero Beach Florida certified by the NRVIA, (National Recreational Vehicle Inspectors Association) Level Two. Born and raised in South Florida, Bill performs RV inspections to provide prospective RV owners with the comforting knowledge that they are getting what they expect.

Bill's RV inspection assesses and reports on the condition of key systems and components in the RV at the time of the inspection. This gives great comfort and assurance to the buyer of the RV.

When most RV buyers begin their search for a new or used RV they have their own boxes to check off. Excitement, enthusiasm, the emotions of the hunt overshadow what you need verses what you want. Most people look at curtains, color schemes, amenities, floor plans, furniture, you get the picture. Unfortunately, many buyers won’t take the time to do a very detailed inspection of the unit.

Do you understand the dynamics of the RV? Electrical, Propane, Water Systems, RV Appliances, Air Conditioners, Furnaces, Water Heaters, Life Safety Systems! Trust me – you need to have the RV inspected by a trained, certified RV inspector, no matter what the age of the RV you are interested in.

In addition, would you be able to determine the true value of an RV without thoroughly inspecting all elements of the unit? You're not alone!

HAVE YOUR UNIT INSPECTED 

No matter if you are a buyer, seller, Financial Institution, Insurance or Warranty company, the best way to ensure your fun and enjoyment is with an inspection.

What’s involved in an RV inspection?

• Exterior components – General condition of roof, joints, seals, vents, covers, antennas, etc.
• Walls – Condition of front, rear, side walls, joints, trim, gutters, decals, and paint
• Slide-outs – Mechanical operation and condition of seals, tracking/rack system, etc.
• Awnings – Condition and mechanical operation of main, window, and slide out topper awnings
• Windows – Condition of windows, screens, seals, locks, and latches
• Doors – Condition of entrance and cargo doors, locks, and latches
• Storage – Condition of storage areas, seals, waterproofing, hinges, gas cylinders, flooring and interior walls, lighting, etc.
• Chassis/Frame – Condition of frame,  axles, springs, shocks and hanger components,  wheels/tires and rims, brakes, spare tire and mounting rack, leveling/stabilization system and operation, hitch, pin box, chains, and breakaway switch
• Chassis Lights and Voltage System – Condition of battery, lights, cables, and connectors
• Electrical – Inspection of house/pedestal power, hot skin test, breakers/fuses and wiring, GFCI circuits, polarity, converter, and operation of lights, fans, and receptacles
• Inverter – Condition and operation of inverter, cables, wires, and connections
• Plumbing – City water and on-demand water, gray and black water tank condition and operation, inline check valve and water filter, faucets and shower fixtures, doors, racks, and other hardware, water pressure, water pump, exterior shower, toilet flapper seal, expulsion valves
• Propane System – Inspect condition of ASME and DOT Cylinders, hoses, fittings, regulator, cover, and leak test
• Life Safety Features – Test and inspect condition/age of LP Detector, CO Detector, Smoke Detector, and Fire Extinguisher
• Refrigerator – Operates on various heat sources, latch and seal, temperature adherence, recall kit, drainage, proper baffling
• Water Heater – Operates on various heat sources, condition, bypass valve operation, anode rod, tank sludge, and dauber screen
• Furnace – Proper operation, ventilation, timing, and dauber screen
• Cook Top and Stove – Operation and condition of all burners, oven, and exhaust fan
• Air Conditioner(s) – Exterior condition of shroud and coils, operation, Delta T test, and plenum division and seal
• Microwave, Washer/Dryer, and Other Appliances – Proper operation and condition
• Ceilings – General condition of ceilings and skylights, visual inspection for discoloration, damage, or stains, and operation of sky vents
• Walls, Floors, Cabinets, and Furniture – General condition, appearance of discoloration, damage, stains, evidence of repair/replacement, water damage and soft spots, operation of cabinets and furniture
• Generator – Operation, oil and filter, fuel/prime switch, circuit breaker, and load at 50%
• Generator Oil Analysis – Oil analyzed by lab to check for thermal or mechanical breakdown and contamination
• Motorhome Chassis – Condition of cockpit/navigation area, dash controls, gauges, and mileage/hours
• Engine Compartment – Appearance of engine and transmission, oil and fluid levels, and condition of hoses, belts, radiators, and fans
• Exhaust System – General condition of exhaust system, pipe, converter, muffler, and brackets
• Motorhome Fluid Analysis – Coolant, transmission, and oil fluid analyzed by lab to check for thermal or mechanical breakdown and contamination
• Other Accessories – As applicable

RV inspection in Florida NRVIA Level Two Certified