Let Rich's RV Care and Inspection LLC help get your RV ready to hit the road and create unforgettable memories. Request an appointment to have the preventive maintenance done on your RV today!
We offer free gas leak test at all appointments.
The heater needs to be removed and cleaned before it can be inspected for possible damaged components. There are several componects that need to be inspected. Because the heater draws air for inside the RV, the sails switch and fan wheels can accumulate debris and will need to be remove for the furnace to work correctly. Smoking can also cause damage to the fan wheels and motor. The burner, electrode and burn chamber needs to be inspected for damage due to the effects of the heat.
Air conditioners need to be cleaned and inspected for loose wires and clogged evaporators and condensers. These need to be throughly cleaned to avoid damage to the system. Proper air flow and duct condition needs to be inspected . Make sure drains are clear and system is functioning properly.
Leaf springs , hangers equalizer need to be inspected for wear. Due to bumps and road conditions . the suspension under your RV takes a beating. The Leafsprings crack and beak or flatten out. The hangers and bolts that hold the leaf springs to the RV wear and need replacing. The RV manufactures have installed the lightest suspension that they can get away with. This is why the suspension needs to be inspected one a year and in some cases completely replaced with a safer system. Axles are another component that needs inspection. Axles can bend and or get out of alignment. This leads to premature tire wear.
At least once a year, the slides need to be inspected for soft spots in the floor and walls. The inside and outside seals need to be cleaned and inspected for damage. The Slide mechanisms should be inspected and and adjusted to insure proper operation.
At least once a year, the seams where water can get in and damage the RV Need to be inspected and touched up or completely be removed and reapplied to insure no water can damage the walls, ceiling or floors.
This includes shower stalls, sinks and toilets.
Appliances, plumbing, flooring, upholstery
Gas or propane lines, electrical, batteries
Roof, seals, tires, windows, awnings