JDM Restoration, RV Repair
RV body and crash damage repair in Amity, Oregon, with 35 years of industry experience. By appointment only.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you leave it. Amity has one shop that handles awning work, JDM Restoration, RV Repair, and it also takes on roof and fridge jobs. That kind of overlap matters here. The same person who fixes your fabric can look at the roof seam that started it all.
RV body and crash damage repair in Amity, Oregon, with 35 years of industry experience. By appointment only.
Within a short drive of Amity. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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JDM Restoration, RV Repair covers awnings, roofs and refrigerators, so you are not chasing three different trades for problems that tend to travel together. Water that gets past a torn awning often ends up in the ceiling and then the fridge vent. Ask them to look at all of it in one visit. The shop lists insurance work, which is worth mentioning up front if a storm or a low branch caused the damage. Have your policy number and photos ready before you call.
A partly retracted awning flaps hard at highway speed, and the arms can bend or the fabric can tear clean off. If the tube or the arms are damaged, tie the whole thing up with rope or strap it before you move the RV. It is not a fix, but it gets you to the shop without more damage. For a small tear, awning repair tape can hold through a trip, but treat it as temporary. Amity sits west of Salem, so a run into the city for parts is easy if something has to be ordered.
There are no mobile awning techs based in Amity, so plan on bringing the RV in. Twelve more shops sit in the surrounding area, and some of them may travel to you. Mobile work suits a stuck awning that you cannot safely tow, though you will usually pay for the trip. Call ahead with the awning brand, the length and whether the fabric or the hardware failed. Ask if the part is in stock. If it is not, you want to know the wait before you drop the rig off.
One shop in Amity handles awning repair, JDM Restoration, RV Repair, which also does roof and fridge work. Another 12 shops are in the surrounding area if you need a second opinion or a faster date.
No mobile awning techs are based in Amity, based on the listings here. You will need to bring the RV to a shop. Some of the nearby shops may offer mobile service, so it is worth asking.
Not safely if it is hanging loose. Strap or tie the arms and fabric before moving, and keep the speed down. A flapping awning can tear further or damage the side of the RV on the way to the shop.
None of the Amity listings show warranty work, so check with the awning manufacturer first. Get written approval before the shop starts, and keep photos of the damage. If the awning is out of warranty, ask for an estimate before work begins.