Meet the Team

Inspector

Scott Tye

NRVIA Certified Inspector #3720 · RVTAA Certified Technician #2491

Scott Tye is an NRVIA Certified RV Inspector and RVTAA Certified RV Technician. Prior to inspecting RVs, Scott inspected homes and served as an aerial survey pilot — pre-flight checklists, instrument procedures, and methodical processes are all designed to reduce human error, and that same discipline carries directly into every RV inspection.

With hundreds of inspections completed, Scott has learned that the hardest part isn't finding what's wrong — it's recognizing what's missing.

RVing is also a personal lifestyle for Scott. He travels the country in a classic diesel pusher, and owning a coach himself is the best way to understand the real hazards and pitfalls buyers face when purchasing.

Scott works for you. As an independent inspector with no ties to any dealership or seller, his job is simple — give you the facts you need to make a confident RV purchase decision.

Inspector

Jason Schooley

NRVIA Certified Inspector #4282 · RVTAA Registered Technician #4741

With a career rooted in the stewardship of Texas's natural beauty, Jason Schooley brings a unique perspective to the RV industry. As a former State Park Superintendent for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, he spent years managing public lands — and it was there, helping campers troubleshoot RV problems in the middle of their trips, that his RV experience really took shape. Watching those breakdowns unfold in real time, often far from any help, drove home just how critical a pre-purchase inspection is to prevent headaches on trips meant for fun and enjoying nature.

That firsthand experience — paired with a personal passion for the RV lifestyle — led Jason into professional RV inspection work. He's an NRVIA Certified RV Inspector, with a primary focus on detailed, top-to-bottom inspections that give buyers and owners total confidence in their investment.

Inspector

Keith Dalrymple

NRVIA Certified Inspector · RVTAA Certified Technician

Keith was working on RVs before he ever set foot in a classroom. That hands-on experience gave him a real working knowledge of these systems, later formalized at the National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) in Athens, Texas, where he earned his RV technician certification before completing the inspector program to certify through NRVIA.

That order matters. When Keith opens a compartment or pulls a panel cover, he's not matching what he sees against a memorized checklist — he's looking at components he was trained to diagnose, and he knows the difference between normal wear and a rushed cover-up. Inspections are all he does — no repair jobs competing for his attention, so your appointment gets his full focus for as long as it takes.