Fully Licensed and Insured

Finest RV Inspectors

Serving the greater Knoxville area and Beyond

Your Adventure starts with us.

Purchasing New or Used, protect your hard earned money by getting a pre-purchase inspection from a certified, independent NRVIA Inspector. We inspect all types—travel trailers, 5th wheels, and Class A, B, or C motorhomes—so you can decide with confidence.

Services we offer:

  • We Offer Premium NRVIA Certified Inspections, and Budget Friendly Essential Inspections.

  • Pre-purchase Inspections

  • Pre-sale Inspections

  • Fluid Analysis

  • Pre-Season/Trip Inspections

Your Questions, Answered

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How fast will I get a report; and how does it help me buy an RV?

We deliver inspection reports fast. Clients get a full report within 24 hours to make quick, informed decisions. Fluid analysis reports are sent to an independent lab same day; these reports are normally ready within five business days.

We utilize a premiere inspection software program, HomeGauge®. This software offers a unique feature called Create Request List™, which makes the process of buying a new RV much easier. First, we’ll deliver your report to you. Then you can make your repair addendum without any copying and pasting!  Or send the entire copy of the report to whomever you choose at the click of a button. 


Why should I get an 3rd Party Inspection

A third‑party inspection protects your investment, uncovers hidden problems, and gives you negotiating power. Here’s why you should insist on one.

  • Objective, unbiased assessment - Independent inspectors don’t have a financial stake in the sale. Their only responsibility is to you, so their findings are more likely to be thorough and impartial than seller‑provided reports.

  • Professional expertise and standardized checks - Third‑party inspectors follow established protocols and use diagnostic tools the average buyer or busy dealer may skip. They’re trained to spot issues that are easy to miss, from structural or mechanical concerns to improper repairs and safety hazards.

  • Uncovers hidden or future problems - Sellers/Dealers may know about cosmetic issues but not recognize underlying defects. An independent inspection can reveal things that affect long‑term reliability or require costly repairs, helping you avoid unexpected expenses later.

  • Accurate valuation and negotiation leverage - A documented inspection report gives you factual grounds to renegotiate price, request repairs, or walk away. It’s objective evidence that balances the seller’s claims and helps you make a reasoned decision.

  • Protection against fraud and misrepresentation - Some sellers may omit or downplay problems. A third‑party inspection reduces the risk of fraud by verifying the condition and history of the item independently.

  • Peace of mind and better decision making - Even if the inspection finds no issues, having a professional sign off increases confidence in your purchase. You’ll have a written record to reference if disputes arise after the sale.

  • Insurance and warranty considerations - Some warranties or insurance policies require an independent inspection or may offer better terms if one is performed. An inspection can also document pre‑existing conditions before coverage begins.

  • Consistency across different sellers and models - Using a neutral inspector gives you a consistent basis for comparing multiple options. That consistency matters when weighing tradeoffs between price, condition, and expected future costs.

When to insist on a third‑party inspection

  • Always…. a reputable seller/dealer should never have an issue with a 3rd party inspection. If they do, you should RUN away.


Why 3rd Party Inspectors over dealer provided PDI (Pre Delivery Inspections)?

A third‑party inspection costs a relatively small amount compared with the potential cost of undiscovered problems. It provides unbiased information, bargaining power, and peace of mind—making it a smart, practical step before completing any major purchase.


Should I get Fluid Analysis done on my motorhome?

Getting fluid analysis done on your RV is one of the most cost-effective preventive maintenance steps you can take. Here’s why it matters and what you gain from it.

  • Identifies wear before failure: Fluid analysis detects metal particles, coolant degradation, fuel contamination, and other signs of component wear long before symptoms like noise, loss of power, or breakdowns appear.

  • Finds hidden issues: Leaks, coolant mixing with oil, or transmission problems can be detected even when gauges and visual inspections look normal.

  • Prevents major repairs: Catching a bearing, transmission, or engine problem early often means a simple repair instead of a complete rebuild or replacement.

  • Reduces roadside emergencies: A small issue found in a lab can be fixed during planned maintenance rather than stranding you far from help.

  • Otimizes oil-change intervals: Analysis shows when oil is still protecting the engine or when it’s become compromised, so you avoid both premature changes and overdue ones.

  • Maintains fuel and transmission performance: Clean fluids help the engine and driveline run at peak efficiency, improving fuel economy and reducing wear.

  • And more…..


How Much does a Pre-Purchase inspection cost?

Inspections vary by RV type, slide count, and equipment and take 10 - 14 hours. Tell us what you need inspected and we’ll outline your options.


How Much does a Fluid Analysis cost?

If added to an inspection, Fluid Analysis is $150 for the first fluid, and $100 for each additional. We can test Engine Oil, Coolant, and Transmission fluids, for your motorhome and generator.


How long does an Inspection take?

An NRVIA Premier Inspection takes between 10 and 14 hours of on-site inspecting depending on the size and complexity of the RV, plus several hours to complete the report. An NRVIA (National RV Inspectors Association) inspection is an exhaustive, 300-point evaluation encompassing over 40 distinct systems. The process covers life-safety devices, structural integrity and mechanical operations of RV systems to generate a comprehensive 70+ page condition report with 80 to 100 photos.


Do you offer Discounts?

YES… Finest RV Inspectors offer discounts for Military/First Responders with ID, and repeat customers.

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Call Us at (865) 217-6706

Office Hours

Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

  • Inspections and fluid analysis are by appointment only.

  • For urgent inquiries outside office hours, leave a voicemail or send an email; we will respond by no later than the next business day.

Cancellation and Rescheduling:

  • Please provide at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule.

  • Late cancellations or no-shows may be subject to a fee.

Service Area … We cover the Greater Knoxville Area; beyond that a fee may apply.

Ready to Schedule an Inspection or just looking for more information…. please reach out by completing the form or give us a call. We will promptly get back to you.