Purchaser: Being aware of any defects and understanding the necessary improvements before your RV leaves the lot—or negotiating the final price—offers peace of mind regarding your investment. Ensuring your RV is in excellent condition and that all systems are functioning properly allows you to travel confidently down the road.
Seller: Offering a detailed inspection report to potential buyers enhances the value of your RV and distinguishes it from the competition, providing them with confidence in their investment.
What we at Peace of Mind RV can offer you:
Anton is an electrical and mechanical engineer with a strong technical background. As a certified NRVIA inspector, he delivers peace of mind through thorough RV inspections. With his extensive experience as an RV owner, he also offers semi-annual and annual maintenance services, along with valuable educational resources for owners.
Donna is an educator and course facilitator with over 30 years of experience. With 25 years as a systems engineer in the education sector, she specialized in training and supporting staff and students in technical skills. Now, Donna is enthusiastic about sharing her expertise and providing peace of mind to fellow RV enthusiasts, empowering them to confidently navigate the daily use and operation of their RV interiors.
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A detailed comprehensive report containing 75 - 100 photos and over 500 points of inspection on the RV you are looking to purchase or sell. We seek out any issues, and guide you to an informed and successful RV investment.
Sample Inspection Report:
Motorhome here
Motorhome: Class A: $1250
Class C: $975.
5th Wheel: $975.
Towable and Class B: $875.
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Customer driven inspections that require a certified inspector seal of approval. The point list will be driven by the inspection requirements.
Examples:
*Warranty Expiry: reviewing the warranty items and checking the RV for those items. (Your list as per warranties)
*Insurance: checking for compliance (as per Insurance company requirements)
$150. /hr Time determined by list points.
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Ozone shock treatment eliminates pet and smoker's odor from your RV.
Needs a 24 hour time period, and a secured no people, no pets, no plants, etc environment.
$200.
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Helping you care for your RV is our pleasure. What we like to do:
*Winterize or De-winterize: your RV water systems, to ensure sanitization and plumbing longevity.
$150. /each
*Providing Annual Maintenance: to your treasured RV, to ease your time and stress.
Summary of check points here
$150. /hr Usually 3 - 4 hours
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*RV Orientation: When you purchase an RV, we demonstrate (hands on) how to use the systems (electrical, plumbing) and the appliances. Also includes the routine maintenance tasks that need to be done. Usually 2 - 4 hours.
*Out of Town - third party eyes: let us be your eyes when looking at an RV that you can not. We will walk around, and video back to you, the RV. Usually 2 hours.
$300. for the first 2 hours,
$150. /hr thereafter.
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When you first join the RV community, there is a lot to learn and how better to learn than from fellow RVers.
An example of topics include:
"My RV Kitchen" - it is not like home.
"Tank Talk "- not your city sewer system.
"Don't Drive Me Crazy" - how to organize the RV, especially the kitchen, for those shakes, rattles and rolls.
Seminars are 1.5 - 2 hours.
Priced at $200. /per session.
Up to 10 RV learners at this price.
Note on Mileage: the first 100 kilometers are included in above pricing. Additional mileage cost is $.70 per kilometer thereafter. Only $200 - Special for the Edmonton area
MAINTENANCE EDUCATION
90% of RV failures are due to the lack of maintenance.
As an RV owner, regularly inspecting your rig and performing routine maintenance tasks are key to making your home on wheels last for many years to come. Unexpected repairs can be costly. Proper maintenance also retains the value of your investment. If you are ever wanting to sell your RV, you will want to show the documented RV maintenance and repair log, to get the most return on investment.
Here are some recommendations on basic maintenance for your reference. These are not all inclusive, therefore please refer to the manuals and OEM documents specific to your RV.
Safety Note: when performing any tasks on or around your RV, always ensure you follow proper safety precautions and use appropriate safety gear. Do not perform any maintenance tasks you are not comfortable with , contact us for a Peace of Mind and further education or another qualified service provider in your area.
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Knowing about your specific RV and how all the components work, is most important to travelling safety. In any breakdown situation, manuals become your best friend. If you don't have the manual for a specific component, you will want to download one from the manufacturer and print it. Then, make a folder that contains all your manuals in one place.
Some manuals to be sure to have on hand:
- the Manufacture’s Owner’s Manual
- Motor home: vehicle & engine
- Kitchen: appliances
- Water: heater
- Power: gas, generator, solar
- Heat furnace / air conditioner / fans
- Safety: fire extinguisher and detectors
- Entertainment: TV, satellite antenna
- Miscellaneous: for those extra manuals
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You will want to do the safety checks on your rig right before leaving home:
- Check the exterior for anything open and lock it up.
- Check tires for cracks and check pressure.
- Check towing equipment, making sure that the brake lights are working.
- Secure or tie down anything that moves.
- Do one last walk around the RV.
- On the road: Weigh your RV with all contents onboard. Adjust packing accordingly.
Reminder: there is "NO HURRY" in RV life, take your time, especially when packing up to leave.
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The most important and comprehensive maintenance process of all.
Before you go out on the road, after months of your rig in storage, you will want to make sure all is inspected, tested and repaired as needed.
See our summary of the points to check here.
Some RV companies also offer a 45 point maintenance check and repair.
Peace of Mind RV offers an inspection with appliance testing and cleaning. Book now by using the request form below!
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Your RV requires periodic and ongoing maintenance as you travel down the road:
- Tank cleaning: sometimes an odor or clog will happen in the RV plumbing. Emptying your tanks and refreshing them regularly can help prevent this.
- Exterior washing and waxing: it is recommended to wash and wax your RV twice a year to prevent UV sun damage and maintain the decals and paint.
- Interior Declutter: be cognitive of the storage on the RV and not to increase the allowable weight. Reassess and purge regularly.
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At the end of another adventure filled summer, you may be putting your RV into storage. Here are some points to remember:
- Winterize the plumbing system (get all liquid out of the lines)
- Batteries, remove or disconnect to prevent discharging
- Declutter: a perfect time to reassess what you did use and what you can take off the list for next year. Remove all items that pests are looking for...
- Pest check: remove anything that would food or nest material. also look for any visible light holes, cracks in the RV and plug or seal.
- RV cover: some people cover their RVs to protect them from the winter elements. Be sure the cover fits your specific RV and is tightly adhered as any play in the cover may scratch or wear on the exterior.
Premiere Inspection Report:
Q: How long does it take to get the report?
A: It takes a good day (8 - 12 hours) to get the initial data from the RV. Then it takes another 2 days to complete the report. You should have the report in your hands thereafter (3 days process in total). Your access to the report software, will be emailed to you.
Q: What do I have to do to prepare for a Premiere Inspection?
A: This inspection is comprehensive therefore needs full access to the RV and all compartments. Please make available all keys to the locks on your RV. This will also require full hookup services: electrical (20, 30, 50 AMP), sewer and water. Ideally, to be parked at a RV Park (site rental is owner responsibility). Refrigerator must be on and chilled for minimum of 12 hours.
It is important to provide to your RV Inspector, the Year, Make, Model and Floorplan of your RV, at least 24 hours before the inspection, in order to prepare for your inspection.
Q: How do I pay for services?
A: We prefer e-transfers.
Disclaimer: An inspection is not a guarantee; it determines the condition of your RV equipment at the time of the inspection. We cannot be held responsible, if the condition of your equipment changes in any way.