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Inspection Tools & Technology
Thermal Imaging Cameras
See What the Eye Can’t
Thermal imaging is used during inspections to identify temperature variations in RV walls, ceilings, floors, and electrical components. These thermal patterns can help highlight areas that may warrant closer evaluation, such as insulation inconsistencies, airflow irregularities, or possible moisture-related concerns, all without invasive testing.
Moisture Meters & Leak Detection
Non-Invasive Moisture Verification
A moisture meter is used to check RV floors, walls, roof structures, and interior surfaces for elevated moisture levels. This tool allows for non-invasive testing in critical areas where water intrusion is most common, providing valuable insight into current conditions at the time of inspection.
Fluid Analysis (Engine, Transmission, Coolant, Generator)
Laboratory-Based Condition Insight
Fluid analysis involves collecting samples from select systems such as engine oil, transmission fluid, coolant, generator oil, or hydronic systems. These samples are sent to a laboratory for analysis to provide additional insight into system condition, contamination, and wear indicators beyond a visual inspection.
Drone - Roof & Perimeter Imaging
Safe Aerial Roof & Exterior Access
Drones are used to safely capture aerial views of RV roofs, slide-out tops, sealants, and exterior components. This approach allows for detailed visual documentation of elevated or difficult-to-access areas without climbing on the RV, improving safety and coverage during the inspection.
360° Inspection Camera
Full-Context Visual Documentation
A 360-degree camera captures complete interior and exterior views of the RV, providing immersive documentation of layout, condition, and component locations. These images help create clear visual context within inspection reports and allow clients to better understand the RV as a whole.
Diagnostic Scanners (Ancel/OBD2)
Electronic System & Chassis Diagnostics
Diagnostic scan tools are used to communicate with onboard vehicle and chassis systems to retrieve fault codes and live data where accessible. This includes engine, transmission, ABS, airbag, and other electronic control systems, helping verify system communication and operational status during the inspection.
Endoscope Inspection Cameras
Inspection of Concealed Areas
An endoscope camera allows visual inspection of concealed or hard-to-reach areas without disassembly. This includes wall cavities, roof structures, plumbing chases, slide mechanisms, and electrical compartments, providing visual confirmation where direct access is not otherwise possible.
EMF Testing Tools
Electrical Field Measurement
An EMF meter is used to measure electromagnetic field levels near electrical panels, wiring, appliances, and electronic components. This testing helps identify elevated readings and verify normal operating conditions in areas where occupants spend time, adding an extra layer of electrical system awareness.
Anemometer (Airflow & Vent Testing)
Airflow & Vent Performance Measurement
An anemometer is used to measure airflow at HVAC vents and registers throughout the RV. This testing helps verify air movement and distribution from heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, providing objective airflow data during the inspection process.