Eagle Eye RV Inspectors

06/05/2025

CLOSED
Due to various circumstances in our lives, we have regretfully made the decision to close Eagle Eye RV Inspectors. This has been a rewarding chapter in our lives, and we are grateful to all who have trusted us for their RV inspections.

09/25/2024

We recently worked with a customer who lives in California, but is buying an RV in New Jersey. But, instead of flying out to take delivery, she's having the motorhome driven coast-to-coast by a professional truck driver. I had a great conversation with Frank, from www.rentedtruckdriver.com, who is providing this great service, and he shared that they also often drive RVs for "snowbirds" when they migrate back and forth from north to south. What a great service for those who can't (or prefer not to) drive their big rig for thousands of miles! If you need help to move your RV we recommend that you check them out.
www.rentedtruckdriver.com

Rented Truck Driver carefully insures our drivers are vetted, experience driving rental trucks, ensuring your belongings are in safe hands.

08/12/2024

Do you really need to have a brand new RV inspected? I recently expected a brand new fifth wheel from a brand with a good reputation. Of the three slide out rooms, one didn’t work at all, one only partially deployed, and the last was out of alignment. Weird Jack didn’t work. Awning didn’t work. A small sealant issue on the roof. Fortunately, the dealership is ready, willing, and able to repair these things before delivery. 

06/18/2024

We're back! We've been on a long vacation RVing across America, and we've heard the same laments from so many other RVers. "I bought a new RV and after our first trip it was in the shop for 9 months waiting on parts for warranty repairs!" "The seller told me everything was working, but when we took it out the front air conditioner wasn't working and it cost $$$ to fix." "We wish we'd known about RV inspectors BEFORE we bought our rig!" We're eager to help you know exactly what's right and wrong with your dream RV so that you can make an informed decision before you buy. Give us a call and let's talk!

08/29/2022

Even if you don’t use us, this article explains why it’s so important to find a certified RV Inspector before you buy a new RV or a used RV.
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These online locators make it easy to find RV inspectors and technicians in your area. Photo: Shutterstock Find Qualified RV Inspectors And Technicians In Your…

04/13/2022

The weather is warming up here in NJ, and we are ready to help you make a fully informed decision before purchasing an RV. New or used, never take delivery before having an independent, unbiased inspection.

01/29/2022

Performing a pressure test to check for propane leaks during an RV inspection. This coach passed with flying colors, but from time to time we discover a leak and save our clients from driving away in a very dangerous vehicle. We can do leak testing in most RVs and recommend regular safety checks for all owners.

09/23/2021

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ATHENS, Texas – With restrictions being imposed on customers wanting evaluations on new or used RVs sold by some dealerships, the National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA) suggests dealers who fear that an inspection could risk losing a potential sale are needlessly concerned. NRVIA surveyed it....

09/13/2021

Wondering if you should pay an independent RV inspector to inspect a brand new RV? This article makes it’s a wise investment!

EDITOR’S NOTE: RVtravel.com is regularly invited to participate in nationwide conference calls with large RV dealers and others involved in the sales and

06/16/2021

If you've been trying to buy an RV, you know how hard they can be to find. Here's a great article about the current RV shortage and the reasons behind it.

https://rvlifestyle.com/behind-the-rv-backlog/?mc_cid=b16c7057b3&mc_eid=52a32c251b

One implication for consumers that isn't mentioned is build quality! With manufacturers scrambling to get parts, and buying those parts from previously unknown companies, the chances of mistakes grow exponentially! Especially when they factories are cranking out vehicles as fast as they can.

At Eagle Eye RV Inspectors, we often take as much as eight hours to inspect your new RV, making sure we find potential problems BEFORE you take delivery. Vist our webpage or give us a call to find out how we can help you start your RV journey right!

06/12/2021

PRO TIP: Recently we've had several clients cancel scheduled inspections because the seller sold the RV to someone else while they were waiting! It's a crazy market these days, so whenever possible we encourage our clients to put down a deposit "pending inspection" on any RV you are truly interested in buying.

06/10/2021

FAQ: Can I reserve an inspection date before completing an inspection agreement and paying for the inspection?
When you complete an agreement and pay for your inspection we lock that date in for you, even if someone with a bigger rig or a more lucrative inspection comes our way. Of course all inspections are scheduled "weather permitting." After all, we love our jobs and we love our clients, but not enough to climb on the roof of an RV when it's covered in ice or in the midst of a storm! When weather happens we'll do our best to reschedule your inspection as soon as possible!