Champion Auto Body
Arundel body shop handling collision, rust, heavy truck and RV repairs, rated 4.7 from 76 reviews.
A torn awning fabric or a bent arm is the kind of thing that turns a good trip into a wrestling match on the side of the road. In Arundel you have one shop that handles awning work, plus another twelve RV repair options within easy reach. That is a thin local list, so it helps to know who does what before you start calling around.
Arundel body shop handling collision, rust, heavy truck and RV repairs, rated 4.7 from 76 reviews.
Within a short drive of Arundel. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Maine RV dealer with a large parts store and service for awnings, AC, roofs, and collision damage.
Mobile RV repair in Wells, Maine, with a 4.4-star rating and 7 reviews. Known for awning fixes and friendly service.
Mobile RV repair in Wells, ME with a 5.0-star rating from 11 reviews. Mark fixes AC, awnings, and more at your site.
Sanford RV repair shop rated 4.0 from 25 reviews, known for winterization, roof and awning work, water heaters.
Mobile RV repair in Southern Maine with 5.0 rating from 7 reviews. Owner Erik is RVTAA certified and fully insured.
Airstream dealer in Lebanon, Maine, with a service department reviewers call knowledgeable and quick to help stranded travelers.
Auto and RV repair shop in Rochester, NH, rated 3.7 from 50 reviews, with mixed feedback on inspections and repairs.
Milton, NH shop with mobile service and over 25 years of experience; reviewers praise quick response and fair pricing.
Rochester RV dealer with service, parts, and a 4.5-star rating from 318 reviews.
Family-owned camper transport, inspection and storage shop in Barrington with a 5.0 rating from 113 reviews.
Farmington auto and RV shop with a 4.3-star rating from 42 reviews, praised for kind staff and customer care.
Camping World RV Service in Windham handles roof, awning, and warranty work, with mixed reviews on the service counter.
Champion Auto Body is the one Arundel shop listed for awning repair, and it also takes on roof and fridge work. Its rating sits at 4.7 from 76 reviews, which suggests people come away satisfied more often than not. The shop lists insurance, body and emergency among its features, so if a storm or a low branch did the damage, ask early whether they will work with your insurer. One shop means one schedule, so call before you drive over and ask what the wait looks like. Awning problems are usually fabric, arms or the roller tube. Describe which one is failing when you call. A replacement fabric is a parts order, and the arm may need to come in too. Ask whether the part is in stock or how long the order takes, because that wait often decides the repair date more than the labor does.
With twelve more RV repair options nearby, Arundel owners are not stuck with a single phone number. The catch is that most of those shops sit outside town, so the drive adds time to a job you may already be fitting around a trip. Ask each shop two questions before you commit: do you handle awnings, and how far out are you booked. A shop that fixes roofs all day may still be the right call if the awning damage came with a leak. Mobile techs can be worth asking about for arm and fabric swaps, though none are listed locally for this type. If you find one, confirm they carry awning parts or expect you to order them. Shop work makes more sense for body damage or insurance claims, where the vehicle needs to be somewhere it can be inspected.
Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so schedules fill fast. Call in late winter if you can, and be ready to leave the RV for a few days rather than assuming same-day service. Bring photos of the damage, the awning brand if you know it, and your insurance details if a claim is likely. That saves a round of phone tag. While you are at it, look at the roof sealant and the awning rail where the fabric feeds in. Small tears and loose caulk are cheap to fix now and expensive after a rainy week. In Maine, a leak found in June tends to become a soft spot by August.
One shop in Arundel is listed for awning repair. Another twelve RV repair options are within reach of town, so you have a fallback list if the local shop is booked or does not handle your specific awning problem.
Champion Auto Body holds a 4.7 rating from 76 reviews. It handles awning, roof and fridge work and lists insurance, body and emergency among its features, which matters if storm damage is part of the job.
None are listed for awning work in Arundel, so a mobile call means searching wider. It can work well for a fabric or arm swap if the tech carries parts. For body damage or an insurance claim, a shop is usually the simpler route.
Call before spring trips start filling schedules, and ask about part availability first. A fabric or arm order often sets the date more than the labor does. Bring photos and your awning brand to the first call.