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RV inspector · Denver, Colorado

Living the Dream RV Services

Call 720-441-3727 livingthedreamrv.com
RVTAA (RV Technician Association of America)A membership body with three credentials: Registered, Certified and Master Certified RV Service Technician. Closely tied to the National RV Training Academy.What do these terms mean?NRVTA (National RV Training Academy)A training school in Athens, Texas. Graduates usually go on to RVTAA technician or NRVIA inspector credentials; the academy itself is the school, not the certifying body.What do these terms mean?NRVIA Certified RV InspectorAn inspector credential, not a repair credential. NRVIA inspectors follow published standards of practice for pre-purchase RV inspections.What do these terms mean?
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Living the Dream RV Services is a mobile RV tech and inspection service based in Denver, Colorado, focusing on the front range. They come to you, whether that is a driveway, storage lot or campground, for inspections and mobile repair work.

They do pre-purchase, pre-listing, warranty and safety inspections on motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers and toy haulers, covering everything from the roof and slide-outs to the LP gas system, electrical, refrigerator, furnace, water heater and hitch. Their mobile services also cover annual maintenance, solar repair, fluid analysis and winterization. They work on Grand Design and other RV brands, and their own rig is a Grand Design Solitude 310GK.

No hourly rate or flat inspection price is published, so ask about the trip fee when you call. Their service area statement does note that "a trip charge and/or lodging fee may apply outside of the Denver Metro area," which matters if you are calling from outside the metro and want to know the cost before scheduling.

What sets them apart is the inspection process itself. The inspector is NRVIA certified, which means a standardized, documented look at the RV's major systems, useful whether you are buying, selling or checking a warranty before it expires. They also use tools like thermal imaging, moisture meters, a roof drone and an endoscope camera to check areas a walk-around alone would miss, and reports are delivered through HomeGauge software with photos attached.

Google rates them 5 stars from 31 reviews.

This is a good fit for someone buying or selling an RV in the Denver area who wants a documented inspection before money changes hands, or an owner on the front range who needs mobile repair or solar work without hauling the rig to a shop.

Based inDenver, ColoradoMobile: comes to the RV
Service area“Living the Dream RV Services operates in Colorado, focusing on the front range. A trip charge and/or lodging fee may apply outside of the Denver Metro area.”livingthedreamrv.com
Trip fee and hourly rateNot published. Ask on the phone what the trip fee is and whether it includes the first hour.
HoursNot published
Works onAir conditioningRoofs and sealantsAwningsRefrigeratorsWater heatersGeneratorsSlide-outs and levelingElectrical, inverters and convertersPlumbing and water systemsFurnaces and heatingBatteries and solarPropane and gas systemsAppliancesChassis, brakes and tiresListed at livingthedreamrv.com. This is what they list, not a limit; ask about anything else.
Certifications
NRVIA Certified RV Inspector; certified solar installer; registered mobile service technicianlivingthedreamrv.com, read October 12, 2026
NRVTA (National RV Training Academy), badge shown on its sitelivingthedreamrv.com, read October 12, 2026
RVTAA (RV Technician Association of America), badge shown on its sitelivingthedreamrv.com, read October 12, 2026
Listed as“Roof; Sidewall and End Caps; Slide Out Rooms; Awnings and Slide Out Toppers; Chassis Turn Signal and Running Lights; 120 Volt AC Electrical System; Coach Battery System; Generator; Inverter; Fresh Water System; Waste Water Systems; LP Gas System; Refrigerator; Water Heater; Furnace; Air Conditioner; Microwave/Convection Oven; Dishwasher; Leveling System; Hitch System; Hydraulic Lines; solar”
Google rating5.0 of 5, 31 reviewsGoogle Maps listing, read October 7, 2026

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