Holt Brothers Mobile Certified RV Services
Mobile RV inspector in Surprise, AZ with a 5.0 rating from 160 reviews. Certified techs for inspections and repairs.
Arizona is hard on rigs. Sun bakes the roof, dust works into every seam, and a rig that sat through a Phoenix summer can hide water damage you will not see on a walkthrough. Six mobile inspectors cover the state here, averaging 4.8 stars. Two hold NRVIA certification. I have paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked from one deal after the report came back wet. Book your own inspector, not the seller's.
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Six inspectors serve the state, and the top names carry real review counts: Help My RV Repairs at 486, On the Road Again at 174, Holt Brothers at 160 and ACE RV at 153. Ratings sit between 4.3 and 5.0, so the spread is tight. Three list motorhome work, two list leak detection, two list propane, and one handles PDI. Only two hold NRVIA certification. That matters because NRVIA sets training and report standards. A certified inspector follows a checklist and hands you a written report you can act on. Ask which level they hold and whether the report includes photos.
Roof and moisture come first. Two inspectors here list leak detection, but every rig needs a moisture meter run across the ceiling, walls and floor, not just a look at the membrane. Ask for readings, not opinions. Then fluids: engine oil, transmission, coolant and generator oil, with lab analysis if the seller will allow it. Have the chassis and brakes inspected, and see the generator run under load. The roof feature shows on most of these inspectors. That does not mean they all use a meter, so confirm before you book. If the rig is a motorhome, ask about the drivetrain separately from the house systems.
Schedule the inspection before your deposit becomes final, and hire your own inspector. The seller's guy is not working for you. Six mobile inspectors cover Arizona, so travel time to a rural lot may add a day. Expect to meet them at the rig with the seller present and the systems powered up. For a new rig, use a PDI, and one inspector here offers it. Read the report closely. On my second inspection, a soft spot near the shower showed up only in the moisture numbers, and that saved me from a repair I could not have seen.
Six mobile inspectors are listed for Arizona, with an average rating of 4.8. Review counts range from 46 up to 486, so check recent reviews for the kind of rig you own.
Two of the six hold NRVIA certification. Certification means defined training and a written report standard, so ask which level applies and confirm the report includes moisture readings and photos.
Two inspectors list leak detection as a service. Even so, ask for moisture meter readings across the roof, walls and floor rather than a visual opinion.
Three inspectors list motorhome work. Ask them to separate chassis and drivetrain checks from house systems like propane and water, and confirm the generator runs under load.