REC TEC LLC
Mobile RV repair and pre-purchase inspections in Sussex, Passaic and Bergen Counties, rated 4.9 from 44 Google reviews.
State guide
RV inspection in New Jersey
New Jersey has 4 RV inspection options listed here, averaging 4.7 stars. That includes one NRVIA-certified inspector and two mobile services. Before you pay for a rig, get it checked by someone who works for you, not the seller. I've paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked away from one rig because of what the report found. Here's what to know about booking one in the Garden State.
Discover RV Inspection in New Jersey
3Inspectors listed
5.0★Average Google rating
2Come to the RV
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Independent RV inspection service in Washington, NJ, rated 5.0 on Google for polite, respectful staff.
Camping World RV Service - Lakewood
Camping World RV Service in Lakewood, NJ handles inspections, repair, and maintenance for motorhomes, fifth wheels, and trailers.
What to expect from a New Jersey inspection
A proper pre-purchase inspection covers the roof, seams, and every place water can get in. Moisture meters and a close look at the ceiling and storage bays matter more than a shiny exterior. The inspector should run the generator under load, check the chassis and fluids, and test every appliance and system. You want a written report with photos, not a verbal thumbs up. In New Jersey, mobile inspectors can come to the seller's lot or storage yard, which saves you moving a rig you don't own yet. Expect the visit to take a few hours on a large motorhome. Ask for fluid analysis if the coach is older or has high miles. It's cheap next to a transmission.
Certification levels and what they mean
NRVIA has two certification levels: inspector and certified inspector. Both have completed training, but the certified level requires more inspections and continuing education. For a complex diesel pusher, the extra experience is worth it. The listing here includes one NRVIA-certified option, Tilton Body Works, which also does nationwide work. The other three are mobile or pre-purchase specialists, and REC TEC LLC has the most reviews at 44 with a 4.9 rating. Certification is not a guarantee, but it tells you the person has been tested on the systems they're checking. Ask for a sample report before you book.
Booking around the deposit
Schedule the inspection before your deposit becomes nonrefundable. A common mistake is putting money down to hold a rig, then discovering the roof is soft or the generator won't carry a load. In New Jersey, mobile inspectors can meet you at the seller's location, so you don't need to move the RV. Book a few days out if you can, and plan to be there for the inspection. You'll learn more in person than from any report. If the seller won't allow an independent inspection, that's your answer. Walk away.
Cities with RV inspectors in New Jersey
- Washington (1)
- Sussex (1)
- Lakewood (1)
Neighboring states
- New York (8)
- Delaware (2)
- Maryland (6)
- Rhode Island (1)
- Pennsylvania (14)
- Massachusetts (1)
Questions people ask
How many RV inspectors are in New Jersey?
There are 4 listed in New Jersey, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. One is NRVIA-certified, two are mobile, and one focuses on pre-purchase inspections.
Do any New Jersey inspectors offer mobile service?
Yes, two of the four are mobile, including REC TEC LLC and Camping World RV Service in Lakewood. They can come to the seller's location or your storage yard.
Should I use the seller's inspector?
No. Always hire your own inspector, even if the seller offers one. The report needs to be written for you, not for the person selling the RV. That independence is the whole point.
What does a pre-purchase inspection include?
A good one covers roof and moisture checks, generator and appliance operation, chassis and fluid condition, and a written report with photos. Confirm the scope before booking, especially for diesel coaches.