Bud's Total RV Care LLC
Veteran-owned mobile RV repair and inspection service in Lavon, TX, rated 5.0 stars across 37 Google reviews.
A water leak that stays hidden long enough will rot the frame and feed mold, and Texas heat gives moisture plenty of time to work. Fifteen inspectors here list leak testing, and 12 of them will come to the rig. That matters when you are still deciding on a rig and the seller wants the deposit locked down. Get the moisture test done first; everything else can wait.
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A real leak inspection is more than a look at the ceiling. Expect a moisture meter run along every wall, under windows, around vents and inside bays where plumbing runs. Twelve of the 15 Texas inspectors advertise moisture checks, so ask which meter they use and whether readings go into the written report. Photos help. You want numbers and locations you can point at later, not a verbal nod that the coach seems dry. The roof gets its own pass: seams, lap sealant, skylights and AC gaskets. Water often enters at the top and shows up far from the hole.
Do your own hiring. The seller's inspector has no reason to be hard on the rig, and a cheap third-party walkthrough will miss what a leak test looks for. Call an inspector before you sign anything that locks up your money, then schedule so the test happens on a dry day if you can manage it. Thirteen of these Texas inspectors do pre-purchase work, and 14 handle motorhomes, so most can fold the moisture check into a wider inspection instead of making two trips. Ask for the report in writing and get the readings explained before you commit. I walked from one rig over exactly that.
Ratings average 4.3 across the 15 inspectors, but review counts swing wildly. Bud's Total RV Care LLC holds a 5.0 across 37 reviews, and Class A RV Repairs has a 4.5 over 128 reviews, which is a lot of feedback to weigh. Caprock RV Services sits at 4.8 from 58. A single 5.0 from one review tells you almost nothing, so read the actual comments. Look for inspectors who mention roof, chassis and generator checks alongside leaks. Nine of the 15 are mobile, meaning the rig stays put while they come to it. Fort Worth and Austin both have coverage if you are shopping there.
Fifteen inspectors in Texas list RV water leak testing, and 12 of them advertise moisture checks. Twelve also offer mobile service, so they can come to the rig rather than you hauling it across the state.
This directory does not publish prices, so ask each inspector directly. Get the quote in writing and confirm whether the moisture readings and photos come with the report, since that changes the value of what you pay for.
Usually yes. Thirteen of the 15 Texas inspectors advertise pre-purchase inspections, and 14 work on motorhomes, so most can run the moisture check as part of a fuller walkthrough. Ask for both scopes in one written agreement.
Moisture readings with locations, photos of any suspect areas, roof and sealant findings, and a plain summary of what needs fixing. If a report only says the rig looks fine, ask for the meter numbers. No readings, no confidence.