Because the seller's walk-through isn't an inspection

An RV is a house and a vehicle bolted together, and the expensive problems, like a soft floor, a slow roof leak or a tired generator, are easy to miss on a test drive. Most buyers never get one checked because they don't know who to call, or the only name they hear is the one the seller suggests.

RV Inspectors lists 450 independent RV inspectors across 385 US cities. Each listing shows what we know: certification, whether they travel to the RV, pre-purchase and full inspections, roof and moisture checks, hours, and what buyers say about them on Google.

Where the information comes from

Listings start from public business information on Google Maps and the inspector's own website. Ratings and review counts are Google's, shown as they are. When an inspector claims a listing they can correct anything, list their certifications and post their fees.

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How we make money

Searching and asking for quotes is free for RV buyers. Inspectors can claim their listing for free, and some pay for a Verified or Featured upgrade, which gets a badge and better placement. Paid placement is always labeled. We never sell your contact details. A quote request goes only to the inspectors you picked.