Any experience with rvinspection.com

darsben wrote:
...You are throwing money away on an inspection company that guaranties nothing for the money you spend and who is credentialed by another company with no real history and/or accountability.

Yep, the owner of that other company is the same guy who runs workamper news. Looks like same business model, different clientele.

An inspection company is worthless. Read the disclaimer if they miss something then "to bad so sad but it is your problem.
Better off taking a class A to a truck repair shop and having the powertrain and chassis inspected and an oil test done then calling a mobile RV repairman to inspect the livability features.
You are throwing money away on an inspection company that guaranties nothing for the money you spend and who is credentialed by another company with no real history and/or accountability.

rvinspection.com is basically a dating service for those needing an inspector and those people who have gotten certified as inspectors through NRVIA. NRVIA provides the certification and advanced training. Once you become certified, you form a company, get the proper insurance and list with rvinspection.com.

Where is the RV you need inspected? You can go to NRVIA.org and search for an inspector in the area.

I don't know about those people but I did recently hear two podcast interviews about the NRVIA. They sound very impressive and dedicated to quality work.
http://nrvia.org/locate/