Alamo RV & Truck Center
Alamogordo RV and truck shop with a 4.7 rating from 198 reviews, praised for fair prices and quick repairs.
Alamogordo RVers know the sun and wind take a toll on awnings. When the fabric tears or the arms bend, you want a fix fast, before the next gust turns a small rip into a full replacement. Two shops here handle awning repair, and both also work on fridges, A/C and roofs, so you can often get several items checked in one visit.
Alamogordo RV and truck shop with a 4.7 rating from 198 reviews, praised for fair prices and quick repairs.
Mobile RV repair serving Alamogordo and the surrounding region, with a shop for bigger jobs.
Most awning repairs start with the fabric. Sun damage along the top or a tear near the roller is common. A shop can patch small holes or replace the fabric if it is too far gone. Arms and springs are the other weak spot. If the awning will not roll up straight or the arms will not lock, that is a sign the hardware needs attention. Mobile techs can handle many of these fixes on site, which saves you a trip. For bigger jobs, like a full fabric replacement or motor issues, a shop with a bay is often the better call. Ask if the part is in stock before you book, since some awning parts are special order.
The two awning repair options here are Alamo RV & Truck Center and Busy Bee Rv Mobile Repair. Alamo RV & Truck Center has a 4.7 rating from 198 reviews and handles mobile work, roofs, A/C, fridges and awnings. They also have insurance and body features, so they can deal with collision damage. Busy Bee Rv Mobile Repair is a mobile-only tech with a 5.0 rating from 3 reviews, focusing on awnings, A/C, fridges and mobile service. If your awning is stuck out and you cannot drive, a mobile tech is the practical choice. If you need bodywork or insurance coordination, the shop is the better fit.
Call ahead and describe the problem. A torn fabric is a different job than a broken arm. Ask if they have the replacement fabric or parts in stock, or how long it takes to order. For mobile service, confirm the tech can safely work where you are parked. In spring and summer, schedules fill up, so book early. If your awning is stuck open, secure it with rope or straps before driving. Also check whether the repair is covered by your warranty or insurance and get pre-approval if needed. A quick call now can save you a second trip.
There are 2 awning repair shops in Alamogordo. Both also work on fridges, A/C and other RV systems, so you can often get multiple fixes done in one stop.
The average rating is 4.8 out of 5 based on customer reviews. The two shops have ratings of 4.7 and 5.0, so you can expect quality work.
Yes, both shops offer mobile service. Busy Bee Rv Mobile Repair is mobile-only, and Alamo RV & Truck Center also does mobile work. That means you can get your awning fixed without moving your RV.
None of the shops in Alamogordo are listed as doing warranty work, so check with your RV manufacturer or warranty provider before booking. They may have a preferred shop or allow mobile repairs with pre-approval.