Big Jerm's Mobile RV Services
Mobile RV inspector in Mt Carmel, TN with 4.7 stars from 54 reviews. Known for honest estimates and quick diagnosis.
Tennessee has five mobile RV inspectors listed here, averaging 4.7 stars. That's a small pool, so book early if you're near a pickup date. I've paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked away from one rig because the report found moisture in a rear slide. The right inspector gives you a written report you can use to renegotiate or walk. These five can come to you.
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A proper pre-purchase inspection goes beyond a walkaround. The inspector should check the roof, seams, and slide seals for moisture, test every appliance and outlet, run the generator under load, and scan the chassis for rust or damage. Ask for a written report with photos. On Scene RVSS lists report, roof, generator, and chassis among its features. Big Jerm's Mobile RV Services and Wizard Wash both note roof work. Wizard Wash also lists moisture detection. That matters because water damage is the most expensive thing to miss.
All five businesses here are mobile, meaning they travel to the seller's location. That saves you from asking the seller to tow the rig to a shop. Austin's Diesel Repair focuses on chassis, which is useful if you're buying a motorhome or a heavy trailer. Two of the five, On Scene RVSS and Camper John's RV Service and Repairs, list motorhome among their types. Ratings range from 4.4 to 5.0, so read recent reviews and ask what the inspector will actually check before you book.
Schedule the inspection before you hand over a nonrefundable deposit. If the seller resists or pushes you toward their own inspector, treat that as a warning. A good inspector will let you attend, or at least send a detailed report with photos the same day. In Tennessee, five mobile inspectors is a thin market, so call more than one and ask about turnaround. Wizard Wash notes nationwide service, which may help if you're buying out of state. Get the report in writing, then decide.
There are five mobile RV inspectors listed in Tennessee. Their average rating is 4.7 out of 5. That's a small number, so book early if you have a tight timeline.
It should cover roof and seam moisture, all appliances, propane and electrical systems, generator under load, and chassis condition. Ask for a written report with photos. The inspector should test, not just look.
Two of the five list motorhome among their types: On Scene RVSS and Camper John's RV Service and Repairs. On Scene also lists generator and chassis checks. Austin's Diesel Repair focuses on chassis work.
Wizard Wash lists moisture detection among its features. Moisture is the most common hidden problem in used RVs, so ask any inspector how they test for it and what the report will show.