Before you buy
Photos only tell you so much in a private sale. Ask for an inspection that records the RV's condition and systems. It also lists the questions to settle before any money changes hands.
A full inspection
WeRV can set up an inspection before you buy an RV from its private owner. Before anything is booked, we go over the RV, the place, access, the inspector, what gets checked, the timing and the price with you.
An inspection does not guarantee how the RV will run later. It can help you spot problems and ask better questions. Then you decide to go ahead, renegotiate or walk away.
Settled before we book
The scope fits the RV
The final checklist depends on the RV type, its equipment, access and the inspector. We confirm the exact scope before we book.
The roof and seals, the outside, windows, doors and awnings. The underside where we can reach it, and any visible signs that need a closer look.
Electric, water and propane systems, appliances, heat and air, batteries and other gear built in. We test them when access and conditions allow.
On a motorhome, we look at the chassis and what we can see around the engine. We also check the generator, the mileage and road items within the scope we agreed.
A plain record of what we saw, what we tested and what we could not check. It comes with photos and follow up questions for the owner or a specialist.
How it works
Choose an RV WeRV has for sale, or tell us about one you found somewhere else.
We work out the location, the RV type, your concerns, which inspector is free, the timing and the price.
Use the findings to ask questions and pick your next step, with no sales pressure.
Inspection request
WeRV tells you how the inspection can be done, what it covers and the price before we book it.
Yes. Pick one of the RVs WeRV has for sale, or tell us about one you found somewhere else.
It depends on the RV, where it is, how we get to it and who inspects it. Before anything is booked, we go over the RV, the place, access, the inspector, what gets checked, the timing and the price with you.
No. An inspection does not guarantee how the RV will run later. It can help you spot problems and ask better questions. Then you decide to go ahead, renegotiate or walk away.
