We Get Around RV Repair, LLC
Mobile RV repair and inspection in Grandview, TX, rated 5.0 across 235 reviews.
Roof problems are the quiet killer of RV deals. I have paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked away from one rig because the report found soft spots the seller never mentioned. A roof inspection here means someone gets on top, checks the membrane and seals, and tests for moisture with a meter. Of the 39 inspectors listed, 21 are mobile and 10 explicitly check for moisture. Average rating is 4.7.
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A proper roof inspection goes beyond a glance from the ladder. The inspector should walk the roof, check seams, lap sealant, vents, skylights, and the front and rear caps. Moisture meters are used on the decking and inside ceilings. Of the 39 inspectors, 10 list moisture checking as a feature. Ask if they use a pin or pinless meter and whether they check from the inside too. The report should include photos of any suspect areas and a clear statement of what is normal wear versus a leak risk. I passed on a rig because the report showed elevated moisture around the shower skylight.
Most roof issues are found where the RV is stored, not at a shop. That is why 21 of the 39 inspectors are mobile. They come to the seller's location, which saves you moving a rig you do not own yet. Mobile inspectors also see the roof in the same conditions you will. Confirm they carry a ladder tall enough for the rig and have insurance. Some mobile inspectors are NRVIA certified, but not all. Of the 39, six hold NRVIA certification. Certification is not everything, but it does mean they passed a training and testing standard. Ask for a sample report before you book.
Schedule the inspection before the deposit becomes non-refundable. Never use the seller's inspector, even if the seller offers to split the cost. You want someone working for you. Expect the roof portion to take 30 to 60 minutes on a typical motorhome. Bring the report to the seller and use it to negotiate or walk away. If the report recommends resealing, that is normal maintenance, not a deal breaker. If it shows moisture intrusion or delamination, that is a bigger conversation. The top-rated inspectors here include We Get Around RV Repair, AquaRV, By The Bay RV, Elite RV Roof and Collision, and Reynolds Mobile RV Service.
There are 39 roof inspectors in the directory. Of those, 21 are mobile, 15 offer pre-purchase inspections, and 27 work on motorhomes. Ten explicitly check for moisture. The average rating across all 39 is 4.7.
Not required, but helpful. Only 6 of the 39 roof inspectors here hold NRVIA certification. Certification shows they passed a known standard. Many experienced mobile inspectors are not certified but still do solid moisture testing. Ask about their tools and see a sample report.
Photos of seams, seals, and any suspect areas. Moisture meter readings with locations. A clear note on whether the roof is sound or needs resealing. The report should separate normal wear from active leaks. If the inspector does not provide a written report with photos, find another inspector.
Yes, if the inspector is mobile. Most are: 21 of the 39 listed offer mobile service. They bring ladders and meters to the RV. Confirm the inspector has a ladder tall enough for the rig and carries insurance. You should be present if possible.