Service/RV Inspections
A used RV is the most expensive thing most people buy without a professional looking at it. We inspect all six sides, then run every system and appliance, and hand you a photo report of what needs attention — and what it would cost. On any RV, from anyone, from $675.
Types
The full inspection of the living side: roof, seals, structure, slides, appliances, electrical, plumbing, tanks, running gear. For towables and the coach side of motorhomes.
From $675 →
For motorhomes: belts, hoses, fluids, suspension, tires, brakes, chassis, and a test drive. Book both for a complete picture.
Add to house inspection →
Going long? A one-hour check of roof, tires, brakes, propane, water and every appliance before you leave the state.
About 1 hr →
Single-system inspections when you have a specific worry — a sag, a squeal, a stain on the ceiling.
At the labor rate →
The report
Two passes. First a visual of all six sides — roof, four walls, underbelly. Then an operational pass where every system gets turned on and made to do its job.
"I hired Unplug RV to inspect the RV prior to purchase. They took their time and found every little thing that was an issue. I then hired them to fix everything."
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Yes — that's most of what we do. You arrange access with the seller; we show up, inspect, and report to you. Sellers who won't allow it are telling you something.
Two to four hours for a house inspection depending on size and slides. Automotive adds about an hour plus the drive.
Gladly. You'll already have the estimate for every item in the report, so many buyers negotiate the repairs into the price and have us do them before delivery.
Send us the listing and the seller's contact. We'll coordinate access and get you the report before your deposit goes hard.
