Buying an RV from out of state has become more common than ever. With online listings, nationwide dealerships, and private sellers, buyers are no longer limited to what’s available locally. But purchasing an RV sight-unseen—or with limited in-person inspection—comes with real risks. If you're considering purchasing an RV, an RV inspection before buying can help uncover costly problems that may not be visible during a walk-through. At RV Guard Inspections, we regularly work w

Many expensive RV repairs start with unnoticed roof leaks. Buying an RV is exciting, but unexpected repairs can quickly turn that excitement into a costly headache. Many RV buyers assume that if a unit looks clean and well cared for, it must be in good condition. Unfortunately, some of the most expensive RV problems are hidden beneath the surface. At RV Guard Inspections , we often uncover issues that could cost thousands of dollars if left undiscovered. Here are five of the

One of the most common questions we receive is, “Why does RV inspection pricing vary?” The short answer is simple: not all RVs are created equal . The longer answer—and the more important one—has everything to do with size, complexity, and the time required to perform a truly thorough inspection. What Determines the Cost of an RV Inspection? RV inspection pricing typically ranges from $650 to $1,500 , and several factors influence where your RV falls within that range. Thes

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard someone say, “It’s brand new, so I don’t need an inspection.” I get it—the idea of paying for...