Inspection
Travel Trailer and RV Inspection
Hit the road with peace of mind
Have your travel trailer or RV inspected by an experienced team that knows recreational vehicles inside and out.
Our technicians inspect the key components of your vehicle to help you better understand its condition and identify any work that may be needed before you hit the road.
| Inspection | Price |
|---|---|
| 45-point inspection for pop-up trailers and motorhomes | $471.50 |
| 55-point inspection for travel trailers and fifth wheels | $1,171.00 |
| Propane appliance inspection | $135.20 |
| Visual inspection of seals and weatherproofing | Estimate required |
| "SEALTEST" water infiltration inspection | $189.00 |
| Brake inspection for single-, double- or triple-axle RVs | $151.20 to $451.80 |
| Brake and wheel bearing inspection for single-axle RVs | $323.30 |
| Brake and wheel bearing inspection for dual-axle RVs | $632.48 |
| Brake and wheel bearing inspection for triple-axle RVs | $904.05 |
| Fifth-wheel hitch, brake controller and wiring inspection | $113.04 |
Why is an RV inspection important?
Just like your vehicle, having your RV inspected is essential. While a travel trailer may not have an engine or all the same electrical components as a car or truck, it is still vulnerable to water infiltration and other types of damage—and those are problems you definitely want to avoid! A thorough inspection can help prevent unexpected expenses by identifying potential issues early.
Mechanical issues
An inspection can identify problems with brakes, axles and suspension components so the necessary repairs can be made before these issues create a safety hazard. Periodic inspection of electrical systems also helps minimize the risk of fire and other hazards caused by damaged or improperly connected wiring.
An inspection can also detect propane gas or water leaks that could lead to safety issues or structural damage.
Preventing breakdowns
Identifying problems before they become serious can help prevent breakdowns on the road, saving you from major inconveniences during your travels—and from putting a serious dent in your vacation budget!
Regular maintenance also extends the life of your travel trailer while helping preserve its resale value. Potential buyers are much more likely to purchase a used RV that has been regularly inspected and carefully maintained than one that has been neglected. Would you buy a used vehicle without knowing its maintenance and repair history? Exactly.
Saving money in the long run
Think that small water leak is harmless? Think again. Even a minor leak can cause extensive and costly damage to your RV's structure. It is much better to spend a few hundred dollars on a thorough inspection today than thousands of dollars later to repair damage that could have been prevented.
Insurance
Some insurers may require regular inspections to maintain coverage or process claims, particularly as your RV gets older. Don't overlook this important consideration if you want to maintain appropriate coverage at a reasonable cost.
What we inspect
Our technicians inspect a wide range of components to provide the most accurate possible assessment of your RV's condition. From braking systems and seals to the structural condition of your travel trailer, we leave nothing to chance.
Contact us to learn more!
As you can see, the specialists at Roulottes Lévesque leave nothing to chance when inspecting the travel trailers and RVs entrusted to them. Your safety is our top priority, which is why our thorough inspections cover all the major components and systems of your RV.
Before costly repairs force you to postpone your next vacation, have your RV inspected regularly by experienced specialists.
Would you like to learn more about what we inspect, find out how much an inspection will cost for your RV, or schedule an inspection or maintenance appointment? Contact us today at one of our 7 locations across Quebec!
We can even travel to your vacation destination or your home to provide service (additional fees apply).