Motorhomes
Class A, Class B and Class C.
Specialty inspection · statewide
Certified RV envelope inspections
Find water intrusion and delamination before they become expensive. Certified RV envelope inspections for motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels — at the dealer, the storage yard or the campground, anywhere in California.
✓Roof, seams & moisture readingsWhy the envelope matters
Water is the most expensive problem an RV can hide
RVs flex on every mile they travel, and every roof seam, vent and window is a place for water to get in. By the time a stain or soft spot appears inside, the damage behind the wall is usually well advanced — and it is rarely covered once you own the RV.
Our certified RV inspectors examine the whole envelope, take moisture readings throughout, and map every finding with photographs so you know exactly what you are buying — or what to fix before it spreads.
What we inspect
A complete RV envelope inspection
- Roof membrane and seams
- Sealants around vents, air conditioners, skylights and antennas
- Front and rear caps
- Sidewalls — delamination and bubbling
- Windows, entry doors and compartment doors
- Slide-out seals, wipers and toppers
- Moisture readings across walls, floor and ceiling
- Soft floor and subfloor spots
- Underbelly and wheel-well areas
- Signs of prior leaks and repairs
- Photo-documented moisture map
- Priority list of reseal and repair items
Scope: the envelope inspection focuses on water intrusion and the RV's outer shell. Thermal imaging is available on request at an additional cost. We confirm the scope and a flat fee in writing before we schedule — call (213) 536-9392 for details.
RV types
Every class of RV, wherever it is parked
Towables
Travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and truck campers.
We come to you
Dealer lots, private sellers, storage yards and campgrounds anywhere in California.
Common questions
Answers before you book
What is an RV envelope inspection?
An RV envelope inspection examines the outer shell of the RV — roof, seams, sealants, caps, sidewalls, windows, doors and slide-out seals — and takes moisture readings throughout to find water intrusion and delamination before they become expensive repairs.
When should I get one?
Before buying a new or used RV, before a manufacturer or extended warranty expires, after long-term storage, after a storm or a known leak, and as a yearly check on older units.
Can you inspect at a dealer, storage yard or campground?
Yes. We come to the RV anywhere in California — dealer lots, private sellers, storage facilities and campgrounds — with the owner's or seller's permission.
What types of RVs do you inspect?
Class A, B and C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and truck campers.
How much does it cost?
We quote a flat fee in writing before scheduling, based on the type and length of the RV. Thermal imaging is available on request at an additional cost. Call (213) 536-9392 for details.
Book a specialist inspection
Certified, independent and statewide — flat fee confirmed in writing before we schedule, photo-documented report within 24 hours.