5 Star RV Service, LLC
Mobile RV inspections and repair in Bristol, TN. NRVIA certified, 5.0 stars from 40 reviews.
Tennessee buyers often face a long drive to inspect a rig themselves. With 10 RV inspectors listed across the state and an average rating of 4.4, you have options. Eight are mobile, meaning they come to the seller's location. I've paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked away from one rig because the report showed moisture damage the seller never mentioned. That's the kind of thing you want to know before you hand over money.
Mobile RV inspections and repair in Bristol, TN. NRVIA certified, 5.0 stars from 40 reviews.
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A proper inspection goes beyond a walkaround. The inspector should check the roof, look for moisture intrusion, test all systems including the generator, and examine the chassis. Ask for a written report with photos. In Tennessee, some inspectors are NRVIA certified, which means they've completed training on RV systems and inspection standards. The NRVIA offers two levels: Certified Inspector and Master Certified Inspector. For a used rig, either level can do the job, but a master certified inspector has more experience. Make sure the inspector is working for you, not the seller. Never use the seller's inspector, even if they offer to split the cost.
Most inspectors listed here are mobile, so they travel to the RV's location. That's convenient if the rig is at a dealership or private seller's driveway. Mobile inspectors bring their tools and can perform the inspection on-site. Some also offer fluid analysis, which can reveal engine or transmission issues. If you're buying a diesel pusher, ask if they check the chassis and engine components. A few inspectors specialize in roof and moisture checks, which are critical in Tennessee's humid climate. Moisture damage can be expensive to fix, so it's worth having a specialist look at the roof and seals.
Among the 10 inspectors, a few stand out. 5 Star RV Service, LLC has a 5.0 rating from 40 reviews and offers NRVIA certification plus fluid analysis. Big Jerm's Mobile RV Services holds a 4.7 rating from 54 reviews and is NRVIA certified. Wizard Wash focuses on mobile service and roof repair, with a 4.8 rating from 21 reviews. Austin's Diesel Repair has a 4.7 rating from 26 reviews and specializes in chassis work. On Scene RVSS has a 5.0 rating but only 4 reviews, so consider the sample size. Camper John's RV Service and Repairs has a 4.4 rating from 53 reviews. These inspectors serve areas including Nashville, Chattanooga, and Bristol.
There are 10 RV inspectors listed in Tennessee. Eight are mobile, two are NRVIA certified, and one specializes in pre-purchase inspections. The average rating is 4.4.
Yes, 8 of the 10 inspectors are mobile, meaning they travel to the RV's location. This is convenient if the rig is at a seller's home or a dealership.
A written report with photos, roof and moisture check, generator test, chassis inspection, and fluid analysis if available. Ask for NRVIA certification and make sure the inspector works for you, not the seller.
Costs vary by inspector and RV type. Contact individual inspectors for quotes. Prices typically depend on the size of the RV and the scope of the inspection.