A practical review of your RV’s systems.
Our 40-point Basic RV Inspection organizes exterior, interior, AC house-electrical and DC battery-system checks into one clear review. We document findings and explain recommended next steps before you authorize repairs.
Checks apply to installed equipment. Share your RV details, concerns and departure date so our team can confirm the inspection scope and coordinate your visit.
The 40-point checklist.
Exterior 11 checks
- Test running lights.
- Check tire pressure, tread depth and tire condition.
- Inspect running gear, including springs, hangers and bushings.
- Inspect the roof.
- Test awnings.
- Inspect exterior windows and visible outside seals.
- Perform an electrical hot-skin safety test.
- Check the entry door, step and entry lighting.
- Check self-leveling equipment, stabilizers and the tongue jack when fitted.
- Review overall exterior condition.
- Document additional exterior items or concerns.
Interior 7 checks
- Perform a 3-minute timed LP-gas pressure test.
- Perform a 2-minute timed freshwater pressure-drop test.
- Cycle slide-outs.
- Inspect interior window seals, blinds and valances.
- Check the stove, range and oven.
- Review overall interior condition.
- Document additional interior items or concerns.
AC house electrical 11 checks
- Check generator operation and automatic transfer-switch response.
- Check the air conditioner and thermostat.
- Check water-heater functions.
- Check refrigerator functions.
- Check the microwave.
- Test GFCI outlets.
- Check TVs.
- Check the washer and dryer.
- Check the fireplace.
- Check the inverter when installed.
- Document additional AC electrical items or concerns.
DC battery electrical 11 checks
- Load-test batteries, number each battery, record results and charge as needed.
- Check lights.
- Check fans.
- Check the radio.
- Check carbon-monoxide and smoke detectors.
- Check that the water pump powers on.
- Check the furnace and thermostat.
- Check solar panels and associated operation.
- Check the battery disconnect.
- Check the converter/battery charger.
- Document additional DC electrical items or concerns.
Plan the next step.
Ask how the findings affect your travel plans and which items should be addressed before departure.