Mobile Home & RV Park Inspection Guide
Mobile home and RV parks are privately owned communities where residents lease lots for manufactured housing or recreational vehicles. They range from 55+ retiree co-ops to family communities…
Comprehensive guides to help you master insurance inspection and loss control.
Mobile home and RV parks are privately owned communities where residents lease lots for manufactured housing or recreational vehicles. They range from 55+ retiree co-ops to family communities…
How to Use: Observe fire extinguishers during normal walkthroughs only - do not discharge and do not move equipment without permission. Look from a safe distance for visibility, condition…
Commercial pools and spas are shared water areas for swimming or relaxing—pools for laps or play, spas for hot soaking. They can be indoors or outdoors in hotels…
How to Use: Walk high-traffic areas like aisles and exits during busy times—note customer flow. Use a flashlight for low-light spots. Ask manager: “Incident logs? Shelf load limits?”…
How to Use: Walk the entire outside edge of the site at dawn or dusk—thieves scout at these times. Take photos from all four sides. Ask the foreman…
How to Use: Look closely at walls during good light—tap surfaces and check around windows/doors. If available, use a moisture meter if available for hidden damp spots. Ask…
How to Use: Look but never touch valves or test flow—leave that to licensed pros. Walk the system path, use a flashlight to spot rust or leaks. Check…
How to Use: Look at the boiler from outside – keep a safe distance and open valves. Use a flashlight to check for leaks or rust, and note…
How to Use: Look from outside—never step on escalators or open elevator being serviced. While inspecting use a flashlight to check gaps and lights. Ride if safe, note…
How to Use: Stand back—never open the interior panel or touch wires. Use a flashlight to read the door label and breaker handles. Take clear photos of the…
How to Use: Walk high-traffic areas like entrances, stairs, and parking lots—best during wet weather to spot slippery spots. Use a flashlight for dark corners. Ask manager: “Incident…
How to Use: Inspect from the ground or safe access—use binoculars, camera extension pole, or drone for high areas. Never climb a ladder without training or permission. Start…