Our Inspectors Certifications go well beyond the standard NRVIA credential. Every certificate below represents specialized, hands-on training completed to give you a more thorough and knowledgeable inspection of your RV, from electrical and plumbing systems to specialty appliances found in modern motorhomes and trailers.
The foundation of our Inspectors Certifications starts with the National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA) and the RV Technician Association of America (RVTAA). These credentials require completing an intensive RV Service Technician Program and passing exams covering the full range of systems found in motorhomes, travel trailers, and toy haulers. This training ensures every inspection is backed by recognized, third-party industry standards rather than guesswork.
Beyond the core credential, our Inspectors Certifications include manufacturer-specific training on the appliances most likely to fail or be misdiagnosed. Aqua-Hot certification covers the hydronic heating systems found in many diesel pusher motorhomes, while Coleman Mach certification focuses on rooftop air conditioning units and thermostats, including the Coleman-Mach Zone Control Specialist credential. These certifications mean issues with heating and cooling systems are caught and correctly diagnosed rather than overlooked.
Our Inspectors Certifications also cover advanced fluid analysis, including Horizon Laboratory training in engine oil, transmission fluid, and coolant testing. This allows us to detect internal engine wear or contamination that is invisible during a standard visual inspection. On the safety side, California Air Resources Board certification qualifies us to properly test diesel emissions systems, an important check for buyers considering a diesel pusher motorhome.
According to the National RV Inspectors Association, a certified inspector is trained to identify problems that most buyers and even many dealers would miss. Our Inspectors Certifications are renewed and expanded regularly, which means the training behind your inspection report reflects current systems and technology, not outdated standards from years ago.
Curious what all this training translates to during your actual inspection? Take a look at What Gets Inspected for the full checklist, or read Why Get an RV Inspection to understand the value these Inspectors Certifications provide. Contact us today to schedule your inspection.
