A Step Above LLC
Mobile RV inspection and repair service in Cheyenne with a 4.9 rating across 141 Google reviews.
State guide
RV inspection in Wyoming
Three independent RV inspectors serve Wyoming, averaging 4.9 stars across 179 reviews. That is a small pool for a state where a wrong rig can leave you stranded miles from help. I have paid for two pre-purchase inspections and walked away from one fifth wheel because of what the moisture meter found. Here is how to use these three to avoid that fate.
1Inspectors listed
4.9★Average Google rating
1Come to the RV
Top-rated inspectors
What the Wyoming roster looks like
The list is short: A Step Above LLC in the mobile category, Wallace Family RV LLC with nationwide reach, and Midway Auto & RV Service in Cody. None are flagged as NRVIA certified on this page, so ask about certification level directly. A Level II inspector covers chassis and major systems; Level I is visual only. For a diesel pusher or a toy hauler headed into the Tetons, the difference matters. With only three options, book early, especially before a Cody or Cheyenne sale closes. Ratings run high, but review counts vary a lot. A Step Above has 141 reviews, Wallace has 29, Midway has 9. High stars on low volume is not a red flag, just a reason to ask for a sample report and confirm what the inspection actually covered.
Book before the deposit is final
Private sellers in Wyoming often want a deposit to hold a rig. Pay it only if it is refundable and contingent on your inspection. Then schedule the inspection before you sign anything else. A mobile inspector like A Step Above can come to the seller's lot, which saves you hauling a rig you have not bought yet. For a rig near Cody, Midway is the local option. If you are buying in Cheyenne, ask whether the inspector travels or whether you need to bring the RV to them. Get the scope in writing: roof, moisture, fluids, generator, chassis.
What the report should tell you
A useful report is specific. It lists moisture readings by location, not just pass or fail. It notes tire date codes, brake condition, and whether the generator was run under load. Fluid analysis for engine and transmission is worth the extra cost on a diesel. Photos should show the problem, not just the panel. If a report says only needs minor service without naming the service, ask for detail. I walked away from a rig because the report showed soft spots around the rear window that the seller had painted over. That is the kind of thing you want found before you pay.
Cities with RV inspectors in Wyoming
- Cheyenne (1)
Neighboring states
- Colorado (18)
- South Dakota (3)
- Montana (2)
- Utah (9)
- Nebraska (1)
- New Mexico (2)
Questions people ask
How many RV inspectors are in Wyoming?
Three are listed on this page: A Step Above LLC, Wallace Family RV LLC, and Midway Auto & RV Service in Cody. Their average rating is 4.9 stars across 179 reviews.
Do any Wyoming inspectors offer mobile service?
One is flagged as mobile: A Step Above LLC. That means they travel to the rig, which is useful if the seller will not move it. Ask about travel fees and how far they go.
What should a pre-purchase inspection include?
Look for roof and moisture checks, fluid analysis, generator run under load, chassis and brake inspection, and tire date codes. The report should list readings and photos, not just pass or fail. Ask for a sample before you book.
Can I use the seller's inspector?
No. Hire your own. The seller's inspector may have a relationship with the seller. Even with three choices in Wyoming, pick one who works for you and put the scope in writing before the inspection.