Our Mobile Services

Course grained 17 point major component testing designed to give you peace of mind to start your camping season.

Our complete, fine-grained inspection. Tests the operation of all RV systems in minute detail.

Includes:

• Battery cleaning, testing, service
• DC system test· Inverter/solar system inspection
• AC (shore power) system test
• LP System Test
• Furnace/refrigerator/AC test
• Awning Inspection
• Freshwater system test
• Running Lights Test
• Tires, axles, springs, hitch, stabilizer inspection
• Roof Inspection· Generator Test

Measures power consumption of all electrically driven devices. Can predict upcoming problems by observing current over-draw. Gathers the information needed to size generators, battery banks and solar systems.

• Inspect regulators and LP tanks
• Check all LP detectors
• Conduct leak test

• Tests for leaks
• Faucet/toilet function
• Tests water pump performance

• Lift Tires
• Test Brake Function
• Test Breakaway switch

• Disassemble Brakes – Visually inspect drums and pads
• Electrically Test Brake Magnet Performance
• Test Breakaway switch

Recommended at least every other year or 20,000 miles. Whichever comes first.

Includes:

• Remove drums
• Remove bearings & seals
• Remove old grease
• Inspect bearings/seals for wear
• Repack bearings with synthetic grease

Annual Service to keep slide rooms operating smoothly.

Includes:

• Lubricate tracks and gear slide mechanism
• Treat the rubber bulb seals and wipers
• Inspect slide-out alignment
• Inspect Toppers

On-site furnace repairs routinely cost $700-800; AKA, about their replacement cost. Get your furnace in tip top shape and avoid the costly call-out bill.

Includes:

• Remove Furnace (non-ducted)
• Clean main burner orifice
• Clean blower wheel
• Clean/Inspect/Adjust flame sensor
• Clean Sail Switch
• Check high limit switch
• Test module board
• Clean and inspect combustion chamber
• Inspect fan motor
• Clean and inspect vent tubes and outer casing
• Reinstall and test

Water heaters are easy to forget… Until they don’t work.  Save yourself the aggravation!

Includes:

• Drain unit
• Check condition of anode rod, relief valve
• Adjust burners and electrodes
• Check thermocouple
• Check module board
• Test operation on LP and electric

Batteries are a crucial part of the RV experience but are often not maintained or are poorly maintained. Maintenance deficits are a sure-fire way to reduce the life expectancy of this costly component.

Includes:

• Fill Electrolyte
• Clean terminals and posts
• Test amps/volts
• Apply terminal protectant
• Inspect hold-downs