Layout
Floor plan and berths
Tell us the layout and the number of berths and seatbelts. Popular layouts are valued accordingly.
What we check when we value a motorhome
This is what we look at on every motorhome, and what's worth telling us, so your offer is right first time.
- Damp assessed honestly
- Extras counted
- Collected from storage
Damp
Damp and the living area
Damp is the biggest question on any motorhome. Tell us about any known damp and send a habitation report if you have one.
Base
Cab and chassis
Tell us the base vehicle and engine, whether it is manual or automatic, and when the cambelt was last changed.
Systems
On-board systems
Tell us if anything doesn't work. Appliances can be repaired, and faults don't stop us buying.
Extras
Add-ons
List the extras fitted. They add value for the next owner.
History
Records and keys
Service and habitation records help. Make sure you have all keys, including habitation door and locker keys.
Your checklist
- The V5C registration document in your name
- Photo ID: passport or driving licence
- All keys: ignition, habitation door, lockers and fuel cap
- Service and habitation records
- Manuals for appliances, if you have them
- If there is finance: the settlement figure from your lender
This page explains what we look at when we value a motorhome. It isn't a price guide: every motorhome is valued individually, free and without obligation.
Motorhome valuation FAQs
Should I empty the water tanks?
Yes please, and the toilet cassette.
Do I need to remove my belongings?
Yes, but leave fitted extras in place.
Do you need the habitation history?
It helps but isn't essential.
Can you collect a motorhome that won't start?
Yes, by recovery.
Will you give me a price over the phone?
We'll give you a firm offer once we have the details and photos.