Inspections are quoted per rig and per level, not by the hour, so your listing gets a line for each one you sell. About five minutes.
1Sign in and open your profile. Go to yellowpagesrv.com, press Sign in at the top right, type the email you signed up with, and use the code or link that arrives. You land on your profile.
2Tick Inspector. In the first card, Your name and badges, under What kind of work do you take?, tick Inspector. You can tick it alongside RV technician and Engine and chassis, or on its own. Ticking it puts an Inspection pricing box in the What you charge card further down. Unticking it later takes every inspection line off your listing when you save.
3Scroll to What you charge and press Add an inspection. It is the third card. The Inspection pricing box sits at the bottom of it, under the call out fee, mileage and labor rate. Your mileage rate still applies to inspections. Until you add something the box says "Nothing listed yet", and owners comparing inspectors skip past the ones who do not say what they charge.
4Fill in the card. What you call it is the name owners see, in your own words: "Pre-purchase, full", "Condition inspection", "Fluid analysis". Which rig is Any rig, Travel trailer, Fifth wheel or Motorhome; a toy hauler or a Class A goes in the name. Price is in dollars; leave it empty and your listing says "Call for pricing", and a zero says "Free". Prices start here is ticked to begin with and puts "From" before the number; untick it if the price is the price. Anything owners should know is an optional line, such as what is included or what costs extra. The line at the bottom shows exactly what your listing will say.
5Add a line for each thing you sell, then Save changes. Press Add an inspection again for the next one: the same inspection on a different rig, a different level, or an add-on such as fluid analysis. There is no limit. Remove takes a line off. They appear on your listing in the order of the cards. Nothing is on your listing until you press the green Save changes button at the bottom and it says "Saved just now". A card with no name is dropped when you save.
6This is what owners see on your listing. Tap your pin on the map and the card's What they charge section lists them: the name and rig on the left, the price on the right, your note under it. If you do repairs as well, your technician rates and your inspection pricing sit in two boxes so nobody reads one as the other. Under them the card says these rates come from the business and are not a quote.
7And on your page. Your page has an Inspections card with the same lines, which is what Google reads.
?Two things to watch. Put the rig in the Which rig box, not in the name, or your listing repeats it: "Full inspection, fifth wheel ยท Fifth wheel". And an empty price reads "Call for pricing", which is the gap owners skip past. If you cannot say a number, tick Prices start here and give the lowest one.
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