Water damage is the silent killer of motorhomes and caravans. It enters through gaps too small to see, travels through walls and floors, and quietly spreads — often for months or years before it surfaces. BubbleProof™ finds exactly where it gets in, before it becomes a disaster.

The most precise leak detection available in New Zealand

BubbleProof™ is a purpose-built pressure testing service for motorhomes and caravans. We gently pressurise the interior of your vehicle – barely above ambient air pressure – and apply a soapy solution to the entire exterior: every seal, every seam, every fitting, every edge.

Wherever there’s a breach in the sealant, no matter how small, air escapes and creates bubbles. That’s your potential leak, pinpointed exactly. Not where water ends up – but precisely where it gets in.

Think of blowing bubbles as a kid. It’s the same principle – the one gas fitters use to test pipe fittings, and mechanics use to find punctures. Proven, reliable, and remarkably precise.

BubbleProof™ isn’t just for buyers

Why every owner should test annually

BubbleProof™ isn’t only for people buying a motorhome. Every motorhome has seals. Every seal ages. Roads vibrate joints. UV degrades sealant. An annual BubbleProof™ test gives you certainty – before water has months of winter to prove you wrong.

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

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Book before winter. Seals degrade, joints shift, and small breaches become large problems over a wet season. An annual test catches issues at the seal-failure stage — not the structural-damage stage.

PRE-SALE

Selling your RV?

A clean BubbleProof™ result supports your asking price and gives buyers confidence. It’s a point of difference that serious buyers actively look for.

Once the bubbles pinpoint a leak — or ten — you didn’t know you had, you’ll understand why I think pressure testing will quickly become industry standard in New Zealand.

Andrew Tapp · Founder, RV Inspections NZ · 23 years in the industry

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Available across Auckland and the Upper North Island.