Trailer Inspection Services
Comprehensive Utility, Boat & Box Trailer Inspections – Under 16,000 lbs
Regular trailer inspections are essential for keeping you safe on the road, protecting your equipment, and preventing costly breakdowns. We recommend a bi-annual inspection for all trailer types—Utility, Boat, and Box—to ensure everything is functioning properly and to stay ahead of wear, corrosion, and mechanical issues.
Whether you rely on your trailer for work, recreation, or hauling equipment, our trained technicians will complete a thorough multi-point inspection and provide you with a clear report of any maintenance needs.
Why Trailer Inspections Matter
A full, comprehensive inspection should be completed twice per year. This will help you:
Prevent accidents caused by brake failures, light outages, or worn components
Extend the lifespan of your trailer through proactive maintenance
Protect your investment and avoid major repairs
Ensure legal compliance and road-readiness
Feel confident hauling heavy equipment, recreational gear, or watercraft
All inspections cover trailers under 16,000 lbs and follow a detailed multi-point checklist including brakes, hubs, bearings, electrical systems, suspension, frame condition, tires, safety chains, couplers, lights, and more.
Utility Trailer Inspection
Ideal For:
Landscape trailers, equipment trailers, flatbeds, dump trailers, single-axle and tandem-axle units under 16k.
What We Inspect:
We perform a comprehensive 45 point inspection to ensure that your trailer is safe and properly maintained – saving you cost and problems down the road
Why It Matters:
Utility trailers take a beating—from heavy equipment to gravel and daily work use. Regular inspections prevent failures that could shut down your job site or cause a dangerous roadside issue.
Boat / Toy Trailer Inspection
Ideal For:
Freshwater or saltwater trailers carrying fishing boats, pontoons, ski boats, snowmobile, kayak, PWCs and more (under 16k).
What We Inspect:
We perform a comprehensive 51 point inspection to ensure that your trailer is safe and properly maintained – saving you cost and problems down the road
Why It Matters:
Boat trailers face water, corrosion, and submersion—making bi-annual checks essential to avoid bearing failures, rust-related issues, and unsafe towing conditions.
Snowmobile, Motorcycle, and other toy trailers, even when stowed most of the year – face the elements similarly to boat trailers
Utility Trailer Inspection
Ideal For:
Cargo trailers, enclosed utility trailers, travel trailers, moving trailers, contractor enclosed units under 16k.
What We Inspect:
We perform a comprehensive 55 point inspection to ensure that your trailer is safe and properly maintained – saving you cost and problems down the road
Why It Matters:
Utility trailers take a beating—from heavy equipment to gravel and daily work use. Regular inspections prevent failures that could shut down your job site or cause a dangerous roadside issue.
