Roots Mobile RV Service
Mobile RV repair and certified inspection in Puyallup, WA, with a 4.8-star rating from 50 Google reviews.
A propane system that leaks is the one RV problem you cannot smell your way out of safely. Washington has 12 mobile RV propane inspectors listed here, and 11 of them also handle pre-purchase work, so the same visit can cover the tank, lines, and appliances before money changes hands. Average rating sits at 4.0. I have paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked from one rig over what the report showed.
Mobile RV repair and certified inspection in Puyallup, WA, with a 4.8-star rating from 50 Google reviews.
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A proper check starts at the tank and regulator, then follows every line to the stove, furnace, water heater, and fridge. Manometers and electronic sniffers find leaks a soap bubble test misses. Ask for a written report with pressures and leak-down numbers, not a verbal all clear. The same inspector can usually check the roof and look for moisture while the rig is open. Eleven of the 12 listed here handle leak detection, and 11 handle moisture checks. Book the propane work alongside those so you are not paying two call-out fees for one afternoon of labor.
Every business on this list is mobile, meaning the rig stays put and the inspector comes to your storage spot or the seller's driveway. That matters when the coach is not yet yours and cannot be driven far. None of the 12 currently show NRVIA certification in the listing data. That does not make them unqualified, but ask directly which training or license they hold for propane work, and how long they have been doing it. A certified inspector at the Registered or Certified level carries insurance and follows a written standard, and it is fair to request proof before you schedule.
Roots Mobile RV Service carries the strongest review record here at 4.8 from 50 reviews, and it handles propane along with roof work. A1 RV Repair appears several times in the listings with ratings ranging from 5.0 to 1.0, so read the individual reviews rather than trusting a single score. Review counts are thin across the board, so a phone conversation tells you more than stars do. Ask each one what their report includes, whether they photograph every leak found, and how soon they can get out. If a seller pushes you toward a particular inspector, decline politely and hire your own.
There are 12 mobile RV propane inspectors listed in Washington. Eleven of them also cover pre-purchase inspections, and 11 handle leak detection and moisture checks. The average rating across the listings is 4.0.
Eleven of the 12 listings include pre-purchase inspection work, and the same number mention motorhome service. That means one visit can usually cover the propane system, moisture, and a general pre-purchase look before you commit to a rig.
Look for tank and regulator condition, line pressure readings, a timed leak-down result, and the appliances tested. Photos of any leak point help. Verbal reassurance is not enough, and a report with numbers gives you something concrete to negotiate with or walk away from.
Hire your own. A seller-recommended inspector has an incentive to keep the deal moving, and you have none. Confirm the inspector will bill you directly and send the report to you, and schedule the visit before your deposit becomes non-refundable.