A motorhome inspection is a great way to ensure that you are getting the RV of your dreams. There are lots of things to consider when deciding on an inspection. The points of inspection on this page will tell you what is inspected during the inspection.
Here is a sample report that you will get with a Comprehensive Inspection.
Motorhome Inspection Pricing
Since all inspections are unique, please contact us for pricing.
Visually inspect coolant reservoir, radiator and hoses
Inverter (if installed)
Note the model and serial number
Wiring, electrical connections and fuses/circuit breakers
Coach Battery System (12 volt DC deep cycle)
Condition, age and matched sizing of the battery stack
Wiring, fuse panel and fuses of the 12 volt DC electrical system
Note location of the battery stack
Evaluate fresh water/waste water monitor panel for incorrect readings
Points of Inspections
Fresh Water System
Connections for city water hookup are operational
Onboard fresh water tank and pressure pump system operates and maintains pressure
Fresh water fixtures inside and outside of RV
Waste Water Systems (Gray and Black Water)
Test both waste (gray and black) plumbing systems for leaks under the sinks, shower, around toilet and discharge lines
Test drain valves for ease of operation
Verify drain cap is in place and will hold waste water
Shower/Tub Enclosure
Rate seals around framework and doors for water leaks
Door and latch system
Glass panels, curtains and soap dish areas
Points of Inspections
Life Safety Items
LP gas timed leak test at cook top burner
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) circuits
Wall receptacles and ground fault
Hot Skin test on exterior
Emergency exit windows
Fire Extinguisher
Smoke/Fire Detector
Carbon Monoxide Detector (if applicable)
LP Gas Detector
Rubber grommet around LP gas line of water heater (if equipped)
Points of Interest
Propane System (LP)
Inspect hoses and pressure regulators for damage and age deterioration
Verify plastic cover has been installed over regulator
Check tank for rust or physical damage (if accessible)
ASME Tank (if equipped)
Check tank for rust or physical damage (if accessible)
Document manufactured date
List gallon capacity of tank
Points of Inspection
Refrigerator
Identify brand, model and type of refrigerator
Operate on all heat sources – 120 volt AC, LP gas, and 12 volt DC for 3 way refrigerators
Collect serial and model number, verify with manufacturer if recall notice has been issued and completed for unit
Test interior temperature of upper and lower refrigerator compartments and ice maker (if installed) *if refrigerator has been operating for a minimum of 12 hours
Condition of door frame, shelving, crisper drawers, door shelves and interior light
Cooktop/Stove
Ignition and operation of all top burners and the oven flame (if equipped)
Condition of cooktop or stove
Condition of metal grill top and rubber grommets of top burner area
Microwave/Convection Oven
Identify brand, model, type and output wattage of unit
Operate unit for 60 seconds utilizing cup of water and then list water temperature
Dishwasher (if installed)
Identify brand, model, type of the unit
Leaks, non-functioning rotating racks and wash bars
Points of Inspection
Water Heater (if equipped)
Identify brand, model and type of water heater
Verify operation on all heat sources – LP gas and 120 volt AC if equipped with heating element
Burner assembly and gas exhaust system, check for blockages and insect infestation
Furnace (if installed)
Warm air discharge out of vents and return air flow to unit
Identify brand, model and type (if accessible)
Inspect air intake and exhaust assemblies for blockages and insect infestation
Air Conditioner(s)
Cooling efficiency test (Delta T) on each unit
Identify type of cooling unit/heat pump
Washer/Dryer (if installed)
Wash and rinse cycle of the washer and dryer
Exterior condition of dryer exhaust vent
In-House Vacuum System (if installed)
Hose assembly, access doors and dirt bag
Identify brand, model and type of unit
Electric Fireplace (if installed)
Heat settings, fan speed levels and the backlighting
Identify the brand, model and type of unit
Cooktop Exhaust Fan
Condition of exhaust function and fan speeds
Exterior condition of exhaust fan
Ceiling Mounted Fans and Ceiling Exhaust Vents
Condition of blades and motor
Condition of the blade direction and fan speeds
Points of Inspection
Interior Conditions and Appearance
Ceilings, walls, interior doors and flooring for signs of water intrusion, surface damage and/or staining
Interior, exterior and décor lighting ‐ 12 volt and 120 volt
Operate windows, doors and note any deficiencies or missing components
Cabinets and Closet Condition
Cabinet doors, drawers and pull out operation
Visually inspect all counter tops and flat surface areas of kitchen, living room, bathroom, bedroom and storage areas for damage and/or scratches
Furniture
Condition of dinette table/booth, chairs, recliners and sofa
Note signs of mattress damage or staining
Note furniture fabric tears, discoloration and signs of excessive wear
Entertainment System
TV and stereo equipment
DVD/Disc players and radios
Raise and lower roof mounted antenna (if equipped)
Points of Inspection
Chassis and Undercarriage
Rust, damage and excessive oil on the underside of the motor home
