RV Tech To Go
Mobile RV inspection and repair in Waterford, MI, with a 5.0 rating from 118 Google reviews.
State guide
RV inspection in Michigan
Michigan rigs take a beating, from U.P. frost to I-75 road salt, so the inspection you order here matters more than the sticker you argue over. Ten independent inspectors work the state at an average rating of 4.7, and three hold NRVIA certification. Four are mobile, meaning the rig gets checked where it sits. I have paid for two of these, and the second report saved me the price of a fifth wheel.
3Inspectors listed
4.7★Average Google rating
1NRVIA or certified
2Come to the RV
1Check for moisture
Top-rated inspectors
Cars Automotive Repair Shop (C.A.R.S. INC)
White Lake auto shop with 4.8 stars from 105 reviews, offering RV inspection and repair alongside regular car service.
Nagel RV Trailer Repair
Mobile RV repair and inspection in Merrill, MI, with a 4.4-star rating from 64 reviews.
What the numbers say
Ten inspectors across Michigan, averaging 4.7 out of 5. Three are NRVIA certified and four are mobile, so someone can come to the seller's driveway, a storage lot, or the campsite where you first saw the rig. Four of the ten list pre-purchase work specifically, which is the kind you want. RV Tech To Go holds a 5.0 across 118 reviews, 906 RV Services a 5.0 across 26, and Cars Automotive Repair Shop a 4.8 across 105 with generator and chassis coverage. Those review counts are thin for a whole state, so call ahead, especially outside the metro areas. Certification is not a guarantee of a good inspector, but the NRVIA levels give you a shorthand: Level I is a trained pair of eyes, Level II adds certified water intrusion testing. Ask which level your inspector holds before you book.
Why the report is the point
The report is what you pay for, not the walkaround. A written report should cover roof condition, sealant and all moisture readings with the meter values stated, plus appliances, LP and electrical systems, chassis, tires by date code, and generator hours with a load test. Fluid analysis is worth the extra few dollars on a diesel. If a report comes back with soft spots or active leaks, you have something to renegotiate with or walk away from. I walked from a rig over a delaminated sidewall the seller swore was cosmetic. The inspector's photos ended that conversation in about a minute. Get the report in writing before the deposit is final.
Who you hire
Never use an inspector the seller recommends, even a friendly one. It is not that the person is dishonest, it is that the relationship runs the wrong direction. You want someone working for you, paid by you, who will tell you the roof needs replacing. Mobile inspectors are useful when the rig is in storage or at a dealer lot and the seller will not move it, though you should confirm travel fees and coverage area first. Names like International RV World and Fun Town RV Jackson in the listings are dealer-affiliated, so ask directly who pays the inspector and what gets shared with the seller. Schedule the inspection before the deposit goes hard, not after.
Cities with RV inspectors in Michigan
- White Lake (1)
- Merrill (1)
- Waterford Township (1)
Neighboring states
Questions people ask
How many RV inspectors are in Michigan?
Ten inspectors are listed across the state, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. Three are NRVIA certified and four are mobile, so the rig can be inspected where it is stored or parked.
How much does an RV inspection cost in Michigan?
Prices vary by rig size, age, and how far the inspector drives, so the directory does not quote rates. Call two or three and ask what the report covers, whether fluid analysis or water intrusion testing costs extra, and if travel is included.
Should I use the seller's inspector?
No. Hire someone who works for you and is paid by you, so the report reflects the rig and not the deal. Independent mobile inspectors are listed here, and you can confirm NRVIA certification level before booking.
What should a pre-purchase report include?
Roof and sealant condition, moisture readings with numbers, appliances, LP and electrical systems, chassis, tires by date code, and generator hours with a load test. Ask for photos and the written report before your deposit becomes final.