Katie Monsma

Total focuses on the condition and operation of the components (ie, does the A/C work at efficiency? Does the stove turn on?). Total level excludes evaluation of any electronics (TV/radio) but does include evaluation of the roof (structure and sealant). On average, a total inspection takes 4-8 hours on site. $500 for <20' $600 for 21'-30' length $700 for 31'-40' length $800 for 41'+ $50 per patio/ramp (toy hauler)

Total focuses on the condition and operation of the components (ie, does the A/C work at efficiency? Does the stove turn on?). Total level excludes evaluation of any electronics (TV/radio) but does include evaluation of roof structure and sealant. On average, a total inspection takes 5-8 hours on site. Who is the Total inspection for? Previous RV owners, buyers of new RV’s who have a build list from brand, or RV’s over 10 years old. Motorhome under 25′ long: $650 Motorhome 26′-35′ long: $750 Motorhome 36′-45′ long: $850 Motorhome >45′: $950 Each garage (toy hauler) or patio is an additional $50

Premier is considered an NRVIA level inspection. It covers everything in a Total inspection, and will also include FLIR images, and look at the style and type of those components (ie, Model numbers of appliances, What style is the sink- double or single bowl, plastic or metal? What is the type of roof? Tire Brand?). A Premier level inspection takes 6-9 hours on site. Premier inspection reports include a VIN Check and Recall check on used RV’s, and a check of any installed features on new RV’s. Who is the Premier inspection for? First time buyers, out of state buyers, or buyers who need the model info of appliances for insurance/warranty purposes and brand does not provide a build sheet.