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Prepare for your inspection
A NRVIA Certified RV Inspector will be onsite to perform the RV inspection.
To ensure tests can be performed on all the systems on the RV the following is required:
- Electrical hook-up
- Water hook-up
- Propane on board
- 12V coach battery/batteries on board
- Sewer connection (if available)
- Fuel on board, if equipped with a generator.
- Space to extend the awning(s) and slideout(s), if equipped
- Space to access and walk around all sides of the RV
- Keys to the RV, so the locks for the door(s) and cargo bay(s) can be tested
- Motorhomes: At least 1/3 tank of fuel, so engine can be run and generator can be tested.
Please turn on the refrigerator prior to the inspection so that it may reach operating temperature.
- RV absorption refrigerator: please turn on at least 12 (twelve) hours prior to the inspection.
- Residential refrigerator: please turn on at least 4 (four) hours prior to the inspection.
Living the Dream RV Services, LLC does not provide water hoses, sewer hoses or connections, electrical adapters or connectors, generators, propane, batteries or fuel. Please make sure these items are available prior to the scheduled inspection time.
Living the Dream RV Services, LLC will not be responsible for testing water systems if an RV has been winterized, unless the owner gives permission to de-winterize the RV. If an RV is de-winterized during the course of an inspection, Living the Dream RV Services, LLC will charge a de-winterization service fee and will not re-winterize the RV at the end of the inspection. Re-winterization is to be arranged between the owner and potential buyer.
Due to insurance restrictions, motorized units are not moved or test driven during the inspection.