Category: Inspections

  • A Note About Fluid Analysis. Is it Worth it? Maybe…Maybe Not…

    A Note About Fluid Analysis. Is it Worth it? Maybe…Maybe Not…

    Instead, I want to let you know the mechanics and drawbacks.  

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  • Leveling Up!

    Leveling Up!

    Late in 2020 the NRVIA, the national organization that I am certified through for RV Inspections, notified me that they were changing the certification process nation wide for RV Inspectors.  They decided to do away with Level 1 certifications and have only one certification that they would call “Certified RV Inspector”. Since their inception they have had two levels inspectors: Level 1 inspectors to provide “basic” inspections and Level 2 inspectors to provide more detailed inspections.  Now all Level 1 inspectors who wished to continue being certified would need to complete the Level 2 certification.

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  • RV Inspections During this time of Quarantine

    RV Inspections During this time of Quarantine

    We have received several calls for RV Inspections during this challenging time. 

    The Bad News

    Many travel locations are closed and many others are severely limited. It is very important that everyone follow common sense precautions to remain health and safe during this time.  We ourselves had to cancel our trip of a lifetime to visit several National Parks this summer.

    The Good News

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  • Inspection Season in Review

    Inspection Season in Review

    This year we have had the opportunity to inspect all manner of RVs: Class As, Class Bs, Class Cs, Fifth Wheels, Travel Trailers and Park Models. We have enjoyed the  opportunity of working with first time buyers and seasoned owners.

    Here is what we have learned.

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  • Spring is Coming!

    Spring is Coming!

    Spring is almost here and we will be ready to hit the road. Thoughts of traveling the country and perhaps buying that RV you’ve always wanted are on your mind. Don’t make any hasty purchasing decisions, and don’t buy something that will make you spend the travel season fixing it up, rather than hitting the road.