RV Inspections
Life Safety Inspections
Life Safety Inspections
Life Safety Inspections
The Life Safety RV Inspections Includes all Life safety systems in the Recreational Vehicle.
· Perform and document LP gas timed
leak test at cook top burner spud for 5
minutes at 8 inches of water column
gas pressure
· Test the Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) circuits in the 6
foot range of the water areas of the
bat
The Life Safety RV Inspections Includes all Life safety systems in the Recreational Vehicle.
· Perform and document LP gas timed
leak test at cook top burner spud for 5
minutes at 8 inches of water column
gas pressure
· Test the Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) circuits in the 6
foot range of the water areas of the
bathroom, kitchen and exterior
receptacles
· Test all wall receptacles for correct
polarity and ground fault
· Test the exterior skin for hot skin that
would cause electrical shock
· Emergency Exit Windows Verify all
safety windows are operational
· Fire Extinguisher - Verify unit is
secure in bracket 24" to door and dial
indicates extinguisher is fully charged
and document expiration date
· Smoke/Fire Detector - Test and verify
operation of unit and document
expiration date of detector
· Carbon Monoxide Detector (if
applicable) - Test and verify operation
of unit and document expiration date
of detector
· LP Gas Detector - Verify gas
detection and audio alarm. Document
expiration date of detector
· Verify the rubber grommet is properly
sealed around LP gas line of water
heater
*Approximately 2-3 hours for inspection.
Premier Inspection
Life Safety Inspections
Life Safety Inspections
The Premier RV Inspections includes Life Safety RV Inspection. A minimum of 50-75 photos. Fluid Analysis is recommended for oil, coolant and transmission fluids of motor homes.
· Roof
· Sidewall and End Caps
· Slide-out Rooms
· Awnings and Slide-out Toppers
· Chassis Turn Signal and Running
Lights (12 volt DC)
· 120 Volt AC Electrical
The Premier RV Inspections includes Life Safety RV Inspection. A minimum of 50-75 photos. Fluid Analysis is recommended for oil, coolant and transmission fluids of motor homes.
· Roof
· Sidewall and End Caps
· Slide-out Rooms
· Awnings and Slide-out Toppers
· Chassis Turn Signal and Running
Lights (12 volt DC)
· 120 Volt AC Electrical System (house
type power)
· Generator if installed *strongly
recommend performing oil analysis to
determine internal combustion engine
component condition.
· Inverter if installed
· Coach Battery System (12 volt DC
deep cycle Battery Electrical System)
· Fresh Water System
· Waste Water Systems (Gray and Black
Water)
· LP Gas System
· DOT Cylinders - if equipped
· ASME tank - if equipped
· Refrigerator
· Water Heater
· Furnace
· Cook-top/ Stove
· Air Conditioner(s)
· Washer/ Dryer
· Microwave/Convection Oven
· Dishwasher - if installed
· In House Vacuum System if installed
· Electric Fireplace if installed
· Cook-top Exhaust Fan
· Ceiling Mounted Fans and Ceiling
Exhaust Vents
· Interior Conditions and Appearance
· Cabinets and Closet Condition
· Furniture
· Entertainment System
· Shower/Tub Enclosure
· Running Gear (Towables)
· Hitch System/Hook Up
· Leveling System
· Weight Labels and Data Plates
*Approximately 6 hours for inspection.
RV inspections by Eagle RV LLC is not in any way to be considered a warranty or guarantee (expressed or implied) on the unit being inspected. It is simply a “snapshot” of the condition of the unit and the items inspected at the time of the inspection, based on the inspectors’ opinion. Eagle RV LLC cannot and will not be responsible for the condition of the RV after the inspection.
Fluid Analysis
SMART Fluid Analysis
A Fluid Analysis includes the following for each type of unit. If you choose the Life Safety or Essential Plus inspections these items can be added on as a la cart. Starting at $59
Motorhomes - Engine Oil, Engine Coolant, Transmission Fluid
Tow & Towed vehicles (toad) - Engine Oil, Engine Coolant, Transmission Fluid
Generators - Engine Oil, Engine Coolant (if equipped)
Throwing out the Baby with the Bath Water
Are you “Throwing Out the Baby with the Bath Water? Think back to the last time you changed the oil or coolant (anti-freeze) on RV or tow vehicle. If you’re like most “Do it Yourselfers”, you no doubt drained the old oil or coolant and, like any good citizen who’s doing their best to help the environment, you took the used oil or coolant to your local auto parts store for proper disposal. While you were there, you opened your wallet, pulled out your cash or credit card and purchased replacement oil and coolant. Well, good for you! You showed yourself to be an environmentally conscious person who’s being a good steward of the environment. Unfortunately, you may not have been such a good steward of your hard-earned money. If you’re just changing oils and coolants based on mileage or calendar time and throwing them out, without first having them tested and analyzed, you’re guilty of “Throwing out the baby with the bath water.” What do we mean by that? Well, think about it. If you changed oils and coolants in your RV or tow vehicle based on odometer reading, hour meter reading or calendar time, you missed a great opportunity to find out a lot of valuable information from that used oil or coolant. The proven science of oil and coolant analysis could have alerted you to any problems associated with oil or coolant breakdown or contamination and it would also have shown you if there were any signs of early wearing conditions inside the engine, transmission, gearbox, cooling system, etc. that might have needed your attention or your mechanic’s attention. Plus, if everything would have come back as OK, on your oil or coolant test report, which is often the case, you could have saved a lot of money that was unnecessarily spent on changing the oil or coolant when you didn’t really need to. Our RV inspectors see this all the time. So, next time you’re due for an oil or coolant change, consider testing first to see if the change is even needed and find out if there’s anything going on in the engine, transmission, generator or cooling system that may need your attention or the attention of your mechanic. It’s a great return on investment and protects your RV and tow vehicles against unforeseen breakdowns or failures that can leave you with an expensive repair bill or, worse yet, an add-on towing charge.
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