Mobile Caravan Safety Certificate Brisbane

Professional Mobile Caravan Roadworthy and Safety Certificate Inspections Across South East Queensland

Need a Caravan Safety Certificate in Brisbane? Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane provides fully mobile Caravan Safety Certificate and Caravan Roadworthy inspections throughout South East Queensland. We come directly to your home, workplace, storage facility or caravan park, making the inspection process simple, convenient and stress-free.

Whether you're selling your caravan, transferring registration or need a Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate, our experienced mobile inspection service ensures your caravan is inspected in accordance with Queensland Safety Certificate requirements.

With over 16 years of caravan industry experience, every inspection is carried out by a trade qualified Caravan Builder, Licensed Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate Inspector and Licensed Caravan Gas Inspector. Our practical hands-on experience means we don't just inspect caravans—we understand how they're built, maintained and repaired.

Unlike general automotive inspection stations, we specialise exclusively in caravans and camper trailers. We can identify safety defects, explain any issues we find and, where practical, complete minor repairs on-site to help minimise delays and get your caravan ready for certification.

Why Customers Choose Us

• Fully mobile service – we come directly to your location.

• Licensed Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate Inspector.

• Licensed Caravan Gas Inspector.

• Trade Qualified Caravan Builder with over 16 years of industry experience.

• Specialists in caravans and camper trailers.

• Honest advice with practical solutions.

• Minor repairs completed on-site where possible.

• Fast booking availability throughout South East Queensland.

• Family-owned and operated business providing personalised customer service.

Whether your caravan is located at your home, workplace, storage yard or caravan park, we'll come to you and complete a professional Caravan Safety Certificate inspection with friendly service and expert advice every step of the way.

Call us today on 0472 778 207 to book your Mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspection or conveniently book online through our website.

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What is a Caravan Safety Certificate?

A Caravan Safety Certificate, often referred to as a Caravan Roadworthy Certificate or Caravan Roadworthy, is an official inspection required under Queensland legislation to confirm that a caravan or camper trailer meets the minimum safety standards for use on public roads at the time of inspection.

The purpose of a Caravan Safety Certificate is to help ensure that essential safety-related components are in a serviceable condition, reducing the risk of mechanical failure and improving the safety of both the occupants of the caravan and other road users.

A Caravan Safety Certificate is not the same as a comprehensive caravan service or a pre-purchase inspection. While a service focuses on preventative maintenance and a pre-purchase inspection provides a detailed assessment of the caravan's overall condition, a Safety Certificate specifically assesses the roadworthiness of safety-critical items required by Queensland legislation.

During the inspection, we examine components such as the braking system, wheel bearings, tyres, wheels, suspension, coupling, safety chains, breakaway system (where fitted), chassis, lighting, electrical connections and other items that form part of the Queensland Safety Certificate inspection requirements. These components must meet the applicable safety standards before a certificate can be issued.

If your caravan also contains an LP Gas installation, you may require a Caravan Gas Certificate depending on the circumstances of the sale or registration transfer. As licensed Caravan Gas Inspectors, we can complete both inspections during the same appointment, saving you time and eliminating the need to organise multiple inspectors.

It's important to understand that a Caravan Safety Certificate confirms that the caravan met the required safety standards at the time it was inspected. Like any vehicle, ongoing maintenance remains the responsibility of the owner. Regular servicing, brake and wheel bearing maintenance, tyre inspections and gas system servicing all help keep your caravan safe, reliable and ready for your next adventure.

At Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane, we provide fully mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout South East Queensland. We come directly to your home, workplace, storage facility or caravan park, making the certification process convenient, professional and stress-free.

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Did You Know?

A Caravan Safety Certificate is different from a caravan service. A Safety Certificate checks whether your caravan meets Queensland's minimum road safety requirements at the time of inspection, whereas a caravan service focuses on preventative maintenance, component wear and long-term reliability. Many caravans benefit from both, especially if they haven't been serviced in the past 12 months.

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When Do You Need a Caravan Safety Certificate in Queensland?

If you own a registered caravan or camper trailer in Queensland, there are several situations where you may be legally required to obtain a Caravan Safety Certificate before the caravan can be sold or its registration transferred. A current Safety Certificate helps demonstrate that the caravan met Queensland's minimum road safety requirements at the time it was inspected.

In many cases, you'll need a Caravan Safety Certificate when:

• Selling a registered caravan privately.

• Transferring the registration of a registered caravan to a new owner.

• Re-registering a caravan after the registration has expired, where a Safety Certificate is required.

• Complying with certain Queensland registration and transport requirements.

Queensland transport legislation can change over time, so it's always recommended to confirm the latest requirements with the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) if you're unsure whether a Safety Certificate is required for your particular circumstances.

Buying or Selling a Caravan

If you're selling your caravan, having a current Caravan Safety Certificate ready before advertising can help make the sale process smoother and provide confidence to prospective buyers that the caravan has recently passed a roadworthiness inspection.

If you're purchasing a used caravan, it's worth confirming that a valid Safety Certificate has been issued where required. While a Safety Certificate confirms the caravan met the minimum road safety standards at the time of inspection, it is not a substitute for a comprehensive Pre-Purchase Caravan Inspection, which assesses the overall condition, workmanship, water ingress, appliances and many other components that are outside the scope of a Safety Certificate inspection.

Does Every Caravan Need a Safety Certificate?

Not every caravan requires a Safety Certificate at all times. The requirement depends on factors such as whether the caravan is currently registered, whether ownership is changing and the type of registration transaction being completed.

If you're unsure whether your caravan requires a Safety Certificate, we're happy to discuss your situation before you book. We'll explain the inspection process, answer your questions and help you determine whether a Caravan Safety Certificate, Caravan Gas Certificate or both may be required.

Our fully mobile inspection service operates throughout Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, making it easy to arrange a professional Caravan Safety Certificate inspection at a location that's convenient for you.

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Why Choose Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane?

Choosing the right inspector is about more than simply obtaining a Caravan Safety Certificate. You want someone with the experience and qualifications to identify potential safety concerns, explain them clearly and help you keep your caravan safe and roadworthy.

At Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane, caravans and camper trailers are our speciality. Unlike many inspection providers who inspect a wide variety of vehicles, we focus specifically on caravans and understand the unique construction, mechanical systems and safety requirements that apply to them.

Trade Qualified Experience You Can Trust

With over 16 years of caravan industry experience, every inspection is completed by a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder, Licensed Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate Inspector and Licensed Caravan Gas Inspector.

This combination of qualifications provides practical knowledge that goes well beyond simply completing an inspection checklist. We understand how caravans are designed, assembled, repaired and maintained, allowing us to identify defects accurately and provide practical advice tailored to your caravan.

A Fully Mobile Service That Comes to You

There's no need to tow your caravan across Brisbane for an inspection.

Our fully mobile inspection service comes directly to your:

• Home

• Workplace

• Storage facility

• Caravan park

• Holiday park

Whether your caravan is ready for sale, requires a registration transfer or simply needs a Safety Certificate, we make the process as convenient as possible by bringing our inspection service to your location.

Practical Solutions, Not Just Inspection Reports

If we identify minor defects during the inspection, we'll always explain what we've found in clear, easy-to-understand language.

Where possible, we can often complete minor repairs or adjustments on-site, helping to reduce delays and avoid the inconvenience of arranging additional appointments. If more substantial repairs are required, we'll explain exactly what needs attention before the caravan can meet Queensland Safety Certificate requirements.

Our goal is to help you achieve compliance safely and efficiently—not simply hand you a list of problems.

Honest Advice With No Unnecessary Upselling

We believe in providing straightforward, honest advice backed by experience.

If your caravan meets the required safety standards, we'll issue your Safety Certificate promptly. If repairs are required, we'll explain why they're necessary and answer any questions you may have so you can make informed decisions.

Family Owned and Operated

As a family-owned and operated business, we're committed to providing friendly, reliable service and building long-term relationships with our customers.

From your first phone call through to the completion of your inspection, you'll deal directly with an experienced professional who takes pride in delivering quality workmanship and exceptional customer service.

When you book with Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane, you're choosing a qualified specialist dedicated to making your Caravan Safety Certificate inspection straightforward, professional and stress-free.

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Our Mobile Caravan Safety Certificate Service

At Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane, we understand that towing your caravan to an inspection station isn't always convenient. That's why we provide a fully mobile Caravan Safety Certificate service, travelling directly to your location anywhere throughout South East Queensland.

Whether your caravan is parked at your home, workplace, storage facility, caravan park or holiday park, our licensed mobile inspector will come to you with the equipment required to complete a professional Caravan Safety Certificate inspection.

We Come to You

Our mobile inspection service is designed to save you time and eliminate the hassle of transporting your caravan to a workshop.

We regularly carry out Caravan Safety Certificate inspections at:

• Private homes

• Workplaces

• Caravan storage facilities

• Caravan parks

• Holiday parks

• Rural properties

• Dealerships

• Repair workshops

If your caravan is safe to inspect and there is suitable access, we'll come to you.

Professional, Convenient and Efficient

Booking your Caravan Safety Certificate is simple.

Once you've arranged a suitable day and time, we'll travel to your location and complete the inspection professionally and efficiently. We'll explain the inspection process, answer any questions you have and discuss any safety-related items identified during the inspection.

If your caravan meets the required Queensland Safety Certificate standards, we'll issue your Safety Certificate in accordance with Queensland requirements. If repairs are required before a certificate can be issued, we'll clearly explain what needs attention and discuss the available options with you.

Minor Repairs Where Practical

One of the advantages of choosing an experienced caravan specialist is that we can often carry out minor repairs or adjustments during the inspection where practical.

Simple issues such as lighting faults, loose electrical connections, brake adjustments or other minor defects may often be rectified on-site, helping to reduce delays and avoid the inconvenience of arranging another inspection. If more extensive repairs are required, we'll provide honest advice on the work needed before the caravan can be certified.

Servicing Brisbane and South East Queensland

Our mobile Caravan Safety Certificate service operates throughout:

• Brisbane

• Logan

• Ipswich

• Moreton Bay

• Redlands

• Caboolture

• North Lakes

• Redcliffe

• Bribie Island

• Sunshine Coast

• Gold Coast

We also service many surrounding suburbs and regional areas throughout South East Queensland. If you're unsure whether we travel to your location, simply contact our friendly team and we'll be happy to assist.

No matter where your caravan is located, our goal is to make obtaining your Caravan Safety Certificate as convenient, professional and stress-free as possible.

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What Does a Caravan Safety Certificate Inspection Include?

A Caravan Safety Certificate inspection is a thorough assessment of the caravan's safety-related components to determine whether it meets Queensland's minimum roadworthiness requirements at the time of inspection.

The inspection is designed to identify defects that could affect the safe operation of the caravan while travelling on public roads. If any safety-related items do not meet the required standards, these will need to be repaired or rectified before a Safety Certificate can be issued.

Safety-Related Components We Inspect

During a Caravan Safety Certificate inspection, we assess applicable safety-related items, including:

Braking System

Your caravan's braking system is one of its most important safety features. Depending on the type of braking system fitted, we inspect components such as:

• Electric brake operation

• Brake adjustment

• Brake wiring and electrical connections

• Brake drums and related components where applicable

• General condition of the braking system

Wheels and Tyres

Your tyres are the only point of contact between your caravan and the road, making them critical for safe towing.

We inspect:

• Tyre condition

• Tread depth

• Signs of excessive wear or damage

• Cracking and weathering

• Wheel condition

• Wheel security

Wheel Bearings

Wheel bearings play a vital role in supporting the weight of the caravan and allowing the wheels to rotate safely.

We check for signs of excessive movement, wear or other conditions that may affect safe operation.

Suspension Components

The suspension helps maintain stability and handling while towing.

We inspect the general condition of applicable suspension components for wear, damage or other defects that may affect roadworthiness.

Tow Coupling and Safety Chains

The coupling and safety chains provide the critical connection between your tow vehicle and caravan.

We inspect the condition and security of these components to ensure they meet applicable safety requirements.

Breakaway System (Where Required)

For caravans fitted with a breakaway braking system, we inspect its operation and condition in accordance with the applicable requirements.

Chassis and Structural Components

We visually inspect the accessible chassis and structural components for obvious defects or damage that could affect the safe operation of the caravan.

Lights and Electrical Connections

Correctly functioning lights help ensure your caravan is clearly visible to other road users.

We inspect applicable lighting and electrical connections, including:

• Tail lights

• Brake lights

• Indicators

• Clearance lights where fitted

• Reflectors

• Trailer plug operation

More Than Just a Checklist

Every caravan is different, and our inspections are backed by over 16 years of caravan industry experience.

As a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder, we understand how caravans are constructed and maintained. This practical knowledge allows us to identify issues accurately, explain our findings in plain English and provide honest advice about any repairs that may be required.

Our aim isn't simply to complete an inspection—it's to help ensure your caravan is safe, compliant and ready for the road.

Important: A Caravan Safety Certificate is different from a comprehensive caravan service or pre-purchase inspection. A Safety Certificate assesses the caravan's compliance with Queensland's minimum roadworthiness requirements at the time of inspection, whereas a service and pre-purchase inspection cover many additional maintenance and condition-related items that fall outside the scope of a Safety Certificate inspection.

Common Reasons Caravans Fail a Safety Inspection

Even well-maintained caravans can develop faults over time through normal use, age or long periods of storage. Many safety-related components are exposed to harsh Australian conditions, including heat, rain, dust, salt air and rough roads, all of which can contribute to wear and deterioration.

The good news is that many of the defects we identify are relatively straightforward to repair once they're found.

Below are some of the more common issues that may prevent a Caravan Safety Certificate from being issued.

Worn or Damaged Tyres

Tyres are one of the most common reasons caravans require repairs before certification.

We regularly find tyres with:

• Insufficient tread depth.

• Cracked or perished sidewalls.

• Uneven wear.

• Impact damage.

• Bulges or cuts.

• Tyres that have deteriorated due to age and prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Even if a caravan has travelled very few kilometres, tyres can still become unsafe simply through age and environmental exposure.

Brake System Faults

A properly functioning braking system is essential for safe towing.

Common issues include:

• Electric brakes requiring adjustment.

• Worn brake components.

• Brake magnets that are excessively worn.

• Damaged brake wiring.

• Faulty electrical connections.

• Components affected by corrosion or lack of maintenance.

Regular brake servicing helps ensure your caravan continues to perform safely on the road.

Wheel Bearing Wear

Wheel bearings naturally wear over time and require regular servicing.

Signs of problems may include excessive movement, rough operation, overheating or worn bearing components. Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule helps reduce the likelihood of unexpected bearing failures.

Lighting and Electrical Faults

Lighting defects are among the most common issues identified during inspections.

These can include:

• Inoperative brake lights.

• Faulty indicators.

• Tail lights not working correctly.

• Damaged trailer plugs.

• Poor electrical connections.

• Wiring damage caused by age or environmental exposure.

Many lighting faults are relatively minor and can often be repaired quickly.

Coupling and Safety Chain Defects

The tow coupling and safety chains are critical safety components.

Common issues include:

• Excessive wear.

• Damage.

• Incorrect operation.

• Loose mounting hardware.

• Components that no longer meet the required safety standards.

These items must be in safe operating condition before a Safety Certificate can be issued.

Suspension Wear

Like any vehicle, caravan suspension components experience wear over time.

Bushes, springs and other suspension components can deteriorate through age, heavy use and rough road conditions, potentially affecting stability and safe towing performance.

Chassis or Structural Damage

Occasionally, inspections identify damage to the chassis or structural components that may affect the caravan's safe operation.

This can include impact damage, corrosion or other defects that require further assessment and repair before certification.

Poor Maintenance

Many inspection issues are simply the result of overdue maintenance.

Routine servicing—including brake servicing, wheel bearing maintenance, tyre inspections and regular safety checks—can help identify minor issues before they become larger or more expensive problems.

Keeping your caravan maintained throughout the year not only improves reliability but also increases the likelihood of a smooth and straightforward Safety Certificate inspection.

We're Here to Help

At Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane, our goal is not to catch customers out—it's to help you understand your caravan and keep it safe.

If your caravan requires repairs before a Safety Certificate can be issued, we'll explain exactly what we've found, answer any questions you have and, where practical, complete minor repairs or adjustments on-site. If more extensive repairs are required, we'll provide clear, honest advice on the work needed to help your caravan meet Queensland's roadworthiness requirements.

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Can Repairs Be Completed During the Inspection?

Yes, in many cases they can.

One of the biggest advantages of choosing Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane is that you're dealing with a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder with over 16 years of caravan industry experience, not simply an inspector completing a checklist.

Because of our extensive hands-on experience repairing and maintaining caravans, we're often able to carry out minor repairs and adjustments during your Caravan Safety Certificate inspection where it is practical, safe and appropriate to do so.

Minor Repairs That May Be Completed On-Site

Depending on the defect and the parts required, we may be able to rectify items such as:

• Brake adjustments.

• Minor lighting repairs.

• Replacement of faulty globes where applicable.

• Electrical connection repairs.

• Trailer plug repairs or replacement.

• Minor wiring repairs.

• Breakaway switch adjustments where appropriate.

• Coupling adjustments where applicable.

• General safety-related adjustments.

Completing minor repairs during the inspection can often save you the inconvenience of arranging another appointment and help get your caravan certified sooner.

More Extensive Repairs

Some defects require more involved repairs that cannot reasonably be completed during a mobile inspection.

Examples may include:

• Brake component replacement.

• Wheel bearing replacement.

• Suspension repairs.

• Tyre replacement.

• Coupling replacement.

• Chassis or structural repairs.

• Extensive electrical repairs.

• Major mechanical repairs.

If repairs beyond the scope of a mobile inspection are required, we'll explain exactly what we've found, discuss the repair options with you and provide honest advice on the most appropriate way to proceed.

We Carry Common Spare Parts

To help minimise delays, we carry a range of commonly required caravan parts and consumables in our mobile service vehicle.

Having these parts readily available means that many minor defects can often be rectified immediately without the need to source components or organise a second visit.

If specialised parts are required, we'll let you know and help you arrange the most suitable repair solution.

Honest Advice Every Step of the Way

Our priority is to help you obtain your Caravan Safety Certificate safely and efficiently.

We'll never recommend unnecessary repairs or replacements. If your caravan meets Queensland's minimum roadworthiness requirements, we'll issue your Safety Certificate. If repairs are required, we'll explain why they're necessary, answer your questions and work with you to achieve compliance as quickly as possible.

We believe that clear communication, practical experience and honest workmanship are just as important as the inspection itself. That's why so many customers throughout Brisbane and South East Queensland trust us for their Caravan Safety Certificate inspections and ongoing caravan maintenance.

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How to Prepare Your Caravan Before Your Inspection

Preparing your caravan before your Caravan Safety Certificate inspection can help make the process smoother and reduce the likelihood of delays. While we'll complete a thorough inspection of the applicable safety-related components, there are a few simple things you can do beforehand to help ensure your appointment runs as efficiently as possible.

1. Ensure Safe Access to Your Caravan

Please ensure your caravan is parked on reasonably level, firm ground with enough space around it for the inspection to be carried out safely.

If the caravan is stored in a storage facility or caravan park, please make sure we have access to the site and that any gates or security arrangements have been organised before our arrival.

2. Have the Caravan Ready for Inspection

Before your appointment, it's helpful to:

• Remove wheel locks if fitted.

• Unlock any security devices that may restrict access.

• Ensure the handbrake is operational.

• Make sure the caravan can be safely accessed.

• Remove any items that may obstruct access to the coupling or safety-related components.

The easier it is to access the caravan, the more efficiently the inspection can be completed.

3. Check That the Battery Is Charged

Many modern caravans rely on a 12-volt battery to operate important safety systems.

If your caravan is fitted with:

• Electric brakes

• A breakaway braking system

• Battery-powered safety equipment

please ensure the battery is adequately charged before your inspection.

4. Check Your Trailer Plug

If possible, inspect the trailer plug for obvious damage or corrosion before your appointment.

A damaged trailer plug or poor electrical connection can affect the operation of lights and braking systems and may require repair before certification.

5. Inflate Your Tyres to the Recommended Pressure

Correct tyre pressures not only improve towing performance but also allow for a more accurate inspection.

While checking tyre pressures, it's also a good opportunity to look for obvious signs of:

• Cracking.

• Bulges.

• Cuts.

• Uneven wear.

• Objects embedded in the tread.

If you notice any concerns before your appointment, let us know and we'll be happy to discuss them with you.

6. Bring Any Relevant Paperwork

If available, having the following information ready can assist during your appointment:

• Current registration details.

• Previous Safety Certificate documentation (if applicable).

• Details of any recent repairs or modifications.

• Information about any known issues you'd like us to inspect.

7. Let Us Know About Any Known Problems

If you've noticed anything unusual, please tell us before we begin the inspection.

Examples include:

• Brakes not operating correctly.

• Lights that work intermittently.

• Wheel bearing noise.

• Suspension concerns.

• Tyres that have recently been damaged.

• Electrical faults.

The more information you can provide, the better we can understand your caravan's history and investigate any concerns.

Don't Worry If You're Unsure

You don't need to be a caravan expert before booking a Caravan Safety Certificate inspection.

If you're unsure about anything, simply let us know when you make your booking. We're always happy to answer your questions, explain the inspection process and provide practical advice before we arrive.

Our goal is to make obtaining your Caravan Safety Certificate as straightforward as possible. With our fully mobile service, experienced inspections and friendly advice, you can have confidence that your caravan is being inspected by a qualified caravan specialist who genuinely cares about your safety.

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What Happens on Inspection Day?

We understand that many customers have never booked a Caravan Safety Certificate inspection before. That's why we aim to make the entire process straightforward, professional and hassle-free from the moment you contact us until your inspection is complete.

Here's what you can expect on the day of your appointment.

Step 1 – We Arrive at Your Location

As a fully mobile inspection service, we travel directly to your nominated location anywhere throughout South East Queensland.

This may include your:

• Home

• Workplace

• Caravan storage facility

• Caravan park

• Holiday park

• Rural property

Once we arrive, we'll introduce ourselves, confirm your booking details and discuss any questions or concerns you may have before the inspection begins.

Step 2 – We Inspect Your Caravan

Your caravan will undergo a professional inspection of the applicable safety-related components in accordance with Queensland Safety Certificate requirements.

During the inspection, we carefully assess items such as:

• Braking system.

• Wheels and tyres.

• Wheel bearings.

• Suspension components.

• Tow coupling.

• Safety chains.

• Breakaway system (where fitted).

• Lighting and electrical connections.

• Chassis and other applicable safety-related components.

Our inspections are carried out methodically and professionally, ensuring each applicable safety item is carefully assessed.

Step 3 – We Explain Our Findings

Once the inspection has been completed, we'll discuss the results with you.

If your caravan meets the required Queensland Safety Certificate standards, we'll explain the outcome and complete the certification process.

If we identify any defects that require attention before a Safety Certificate can be issued, we'll clearly explain:

• What we've found.

• Why it requires repair, this will only be items that need fixing to meet a minimum safety standard.

• Whether the repair can be completed on-site.

• What options are available if additional repairs are required.

We believe in providing honest, practical advice so you fully understand the condition of your caravan.

Step 4 – Minor Repairs Where Practical

Because every inspection is completed by a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder with over 16 years of caravan industry experience, we're often able to complete minor repairs or adjustments during the appointment where practical and appropriate.

This can often save valuable time and reduce the need for additional appointments.

If more extensive repairs are required, we'll explain the work needed and help you determine the best course of action.

Step 5 – Issuing Your Safety Certificate

If your caravan complies with Queensland's applicable Safety Certificate requirements, we'll issue your Caravan Safety Certificate in accordance with Queensland regulations.

Our goal is to complete the entire process as efficiently as possible while ensuring every inspection is carried out thoroughly and professionally.

Our Commitment to Every Customer

Whether you're preparing your caravan for sale, transferring registration or simply ensuring it's safe for Queensland roads, you can expect friendly service, honest advice and professional workmanship every step of the way.

At Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane, we take pride in making the inspection process easy to understand and stress-free. You'll deal directly with an experienced caravan specialist who is committed to helping you keep your caravan safe, compliant and ready for your next adventure.

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Areas We Service

Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane proudly provides fully mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout Brisbane and South East Queensland.

Rather than asking you to tow your caravan to a workshop, we bring our professional inspection service directly to your home, workplace, storage facility, caravan park or holiday park, making the process convenient and stress-free.

Whether you're selling your caravan, transferring registration or simply require a Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate, our experienced mobile inspector will travel to your location.

Brisbane

We provide mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout the Brisbane metropolitan area, including the northern, southern, eastern and western suburbs.

Popular service areas include:

• Brisbane CBD

• Chermside

• Aspley

• Geebung

• Nundah

• Virginia

• Wavell Heights

• Kedron

• Everton Park

• Stafford

• Carseldine

• Boondall

• Banyo

• Zillmere

• Ferny Hills

• Ferny Grove

• The Gap

• Indooroopilly

• Mount Gravatt

• Sunnybank

• Eight Mile Plains

• Rochedale

• Wynnum

• Manly

• Morningside

• Carindale

• Camp Hill

• Annerley

• Holland Park

• Oxley

• Jindalee

• Kenmore

Logan

We regularly travel throughout the Logan region, including:

• Slacks Creek

• Springwood

• Loganholme

• Shailer Park

• Daisy Hill

• Underwood

• Browns Plains

• Crestmead

• Marsden

• Beenleigh

• Eagleby

• Waterford

• Park Ridge

• Greenbank

• Kingston

• Woodridge

Moreton Bay Region

Our mobile service also covers the Moreton Bay region, including:

• Caboolture

• Morayfield

• Burpengary

• Narangba

• North Lakes

• Mango Hill

• Deception Bay

• Rothwell

• Kippa-Ring

• Redcliffe

• Woody Point

• Clontarf

• Scarborough

• Beachmere

• Bribie Island

Ipswich Region

We provide Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout the Ipswich area, including:

• Ipswich

• Springfield

• Springfield Lakes

• Ripley

• Yamanto

• Brassall

• Karalee

• Karana Downs

• Redbank Plains

• Goodna

• Bellbird Park

• Raceview

• Camira

Gold Coast

Our mobile inspection service extends throughout the Gold Coast, including:

• Coomera

• Upper Coomera

• Pimpama

• Helensvale

• Hope Island

• Southport

• Labrador

• Biggera Waters

• Runaway Bay

• Nerang

• Robina

• Burleigh Heads

• Varsity Lakes

• Miami

• Mermaid Waters

• Broadbeach

Sunshine Coast

We also provide mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout the Sunshine Coast, including:

• Caloundra

• Pelican Waters

• Golden Beach

• Landsborough

• Beerwah

• Glass House Mountains

• Mooloolaba

• Alexandra Headland

• Maroochydore

• Buderim

• Mountain Creek

• Sippy Downs

• Bli Bli

• Coolum Beach

• Noosa Heads

• Noosaville

• Tewantin

Don't See Your Suburb?

If your suburb isn't listed above, there's a good chance we still service your area.

We regularly travel throughout South East Queensland and are happy to discuss inspections outside our standard service areas where practical.

Simply give us a call on 0472 778 207 to confirm whether we travel to your location. We'll be happy to answer your questions, provide a quote and arrange a convenient time for your mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspection.

Wherever your caravan is located across Brisbane and South East Queensland, Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane is committed to providing professional, reliable and convenient mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections backed by over 16 years of caravan industry experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Caravan Safety Certificate inspection take?

Inspection times can vary depending on the size, condition and complexity of the caravan. Most inspections are completed within approximately 30 to 60 minutes, although additional time may be required if defects are identified or repairs are completed during the appointment.

Do you come to my home?

Yes. We provide a fully mobile Caravan Safety Certificate service throughout Brisbane and South East Queensland.

We regularly carry out inspections at:

• Private homes

• Workplaces

• Caravan storage facilities

• Caravan parks

• Holiday parks

• Rural properties

As long as there is safe and suitable access to your caravan, we'll come to you.

Can you inspect my caravan at a storage facility?

Absolutely.

Many of our customers keep their caravans in storage yards. We can usually complete the inspection at the storage facility, provided access has been arranged before our arrival.

Do I need to tow my caravan to a workshop?

No.

One of the biggest advantages of our service is that we come to you. There's no need to organise a tow vehicle or transport your caravan to an inspection station.

What happens if my caravan doesn't pass the inspection?

If your caravan doesn't meet the applicable Queensland Safety Certificate requirements, we'll explain exactly what we've found and why it needs attention.

Where practical, we may be able to complete minor repairs or adjustments during the appointment. If more extensive repairs are required, we'll provide clear advice on what needs to be repaired before the caravan can be certified.

Our goal is to help you achieve compliance as efficiently as possible.

Can you repair my caravan during the inspection?

In many cases, yes.

Because every inspection is completed by a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder with over 16 years of industry experience, we're often able to complete minor repairs and adjustments on-site where practical and appropriate.

Larger repairs may require replacement parts or additional work and will be discussed with you if required.

Do I also need a Caravan Gas Certificate?

That depends on your circumstances and the gas installation fitted to your caravan.

If a Caravan Gas Certificate is required, we can often complete both the Caravan Safety Certificate inspection and the Caravan Gas Certificate inspection during the same appointment, saving you time and organising only one visit.

If you're unsure which certificates you require, simply give us a call and we'll be happy to explain the requirements.

Can you inspect camper trailers?

Yes.

We inspect both caravans and camper trailers, provided they fall within the applicable Queensland inspection requirements.

If you're unsure whether your camper trailer requires a Safety Certificate, contact us and we'll be happy to discuss your situation.

How often should I service my caravan?

A Caravan Safety Certificate is not a replacement for routine maintenance.

As a general guide, we recommend servicing your caravan every 12 months or 10,000 kilometres, whichever comes first. Regular servicing of your brakes, wheel bearings, suspension, tyres and other safety-related components helps keep your caravan safe, reliable and ready for travel.

Do you service areas outside Brisbane?

Yes.

We provide mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay, Redlands, Caboolture, Bribie Island, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast and many surrounding areas across South East Queensland.

If you're unsure whether we travel to your location, simply contact us and we'll be happy to assist.

Why choose Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane?

Choosing the right inspector gives you confidence that your caravan is being assessed by someone who genuinely understands caravan construction and safety.

With over 16 years of caravan industry experience, every inspection is completed by a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder, Licensed Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate Inspector and Licensed Caravan Gas Inspector.

Our combination of practical experience, honest advice, fully mobile service and the ability to complete many minor repairs on-site makes us the trusted choice for Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout South East Queensland.

Still Have a Question?

If you can't find the answer you're looking for, we'd be happy to help.

Simply call 0472 778 207 and speak directly with an experienced caravan specialist. We'll answer your questions, explain the inspection process and help you determine which inspections or certificates your caravan may require.

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Book Your Caravan Safety Certificate Today

Whether you're selling your caravan, transferring registration or require a professional Caravan Safety Certificate inspection, Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane is ready to help.

With over 16 years of caravan industry experience, every inspection is completed by a Trade Qualified Caravan Builder, Licensed Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate Inspector and Licensed Caravan Gas Inspector. Our practical knowledge and attention to detail ensure your caravan is inspected professionally, with honest advice provided every step of the way.

As a fully mobile service, we come directly to your:

• Home

• Workplace

• Storage facility

• Caravan park

• Holiday park

• Rural property

There's no need to tow your caravan to a workshop or inspection station—we bring the inspection to you, making the process convenient, efficient and stress-free.

If your caravan requires minor repairs or adjustments during the inspection, we're often able to complete them on-site where practical, helping to minimise delays and get you back on the road sooner.

Why Choose Us?

• Fully mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections.

• Over 16 years of caravan industry experience.

• Trade Qualified Caravan Builder.

• Licensed Queensland Caravan Safety Certificate Inspector.

• Licensed Caravan Gas Inspector.

• Specialists in caravans and camper trailers.

• Honest, practical advice.

• Minor on-site repairs where practical.

• Convenient appointments across South East Queensland.

• Family-owned and operated business.

We proudly provide mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay, Redlands, Caboolture, Bribie Island, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, travelling directly to your location at a time that suits you.

Contact Us Today

If you have any questions or would like to arrange a Caravan Safety Certificate inspection, we'd love to hear from you.

Caravan Roadworthy and Gas Certificate Brisbane

📞 Phone: 0472 778 207

🌐 Website: www.caravanroadworthyandgas.com.au

Give us a call today to discuss your caravan, ask any questions about the inspection process or arrange a convenient inspection time. We're committed to providing professional service, honest advice and reliable mobile Caravan Safety Certificate inspections throughout South East Queensland.