Intro to RV Safety Inspection and Artymappin blog

I’m Tim with RV Safety Inspection and Artymappin blog. The idea of creating a blog to showcase my business and personal travels comes from my wanting to help people and inform them about RV life. I choose RV Safety Inspection as a name because in my training class one student had all non functioning and out of date Life Safety equipment. There was no battery in the Smoke detector, the Carbon Monoxide detector was unplugged, the LP detector did not alarm, and the Fire Extinguisher and all other items listed were past their expiration date for use. A lot of people get into RVing and do not understand the systems they have in their unit and how to protect themselves. I took a year of searching the best items, RV's, and took both RV Inspection classes to learn about RVing. There are many used RV’s and quite a lot of them are older than ten years and that means unless they were updated most of those Life Safety items are expired and out of date. So many people are starting to buy RV’s and that could mean the unit you choose could need to be updated so that you or your family can be protected and alarmed of an issue should one arise. I hope to help as many people as I can understand RVing and do my best to inform them of the Life Safety items in their RV and how they can stay safe for years to come.

Artymappin Blog will be my place to share my experiences with you about my RVing life, I am a full time RVer and have had my share of issues in my short journey so far. I hope to share my experiences as well as issues from inspections that can help everyone. I will also share my travels and where I am or what I am doing. So check back and I’ll share my travels and experiences with you.

A little about me. As a kid I had some RVing experience as we lived in a RV for about three years. I remember gas leaks and floods in the RV from back in those days so safety is always been a consideration. In 2001 I purchased a truck but could not get the RV at that time and had intended to go full time then. Now in September 2017 I was able to get a truck and a travel trailer to start my full time travels. I intend to work from the road on RV Safety Inspection and other jobs as they may come. I've liked to hike, ride a road bike and would like to learn to mountain bike. My on the road companion is my dog Rosko, a long haired dachshund who is just awesome to have along on this journey.