M&G Braking System
Athens, TX shop with a 4.9-star rating from 59 reviews, specializing in braking systems and mobile RV repair.
An awning that won't roll up right turns a normal trip into a two-person job, one holding the fabric and one driving. In Athens, the shop to call for that repair is M&G Braking System, rated 4.9 from 59 reviews and set up to come to you. It handles awning, fridge and mobile work, and 12 more shops sit within reach.
Athens, TX shop with a 4.9-star rating from 59 reviews, specializing in braking systems and mobile RV repair.
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M&G Braking System is the only awning repair shop listed in Athens, and it is a mobile tech, so the work often happens where the RV is parked rather than in a bay. That matters with a torn or jammed awning, since you may not want to drive far with fabric flapping. The same shop also does refrigerator repair and carries insurance, body and chassis work. If your awning problem turns out to be a bent arm from a low branch, that mix of skills helps. Ask what the service call covers before you book.
If M&G is booked out, the wider area has 12 more shops to check. Spring and early summer fill up fast as people get RVs ready for the season, so call ahead and describe the failure plainly: awning won't extend, won't retract, fabric torn, arm bent, motor dead. A shop can often tell you over the phone whether the part is in stock. Awning arms and fabrics vary a lot by brand, so a shop without the right one may need to order it. Knowing that before you drive saves a wasted trip.
A mobile tech is convenient for a stuck awning because the rig stays put. Shop work makes more sense when the job needs a lift, welding or a full replacement, and some shops prefer a bay for bigger awning jobs. Ask which one fits your repair. If your RV is still under a warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any work starts. Also ask whether the shop handles the claim paperwork or leaves that to you. One quick call avoids a surprise bill later.
There is 1 awning repair shop listed in Athens: M&G Braking System, rated 4.9 from 59 reviews. It is a mobile tech, so it can come to your RV. Another 12 shops are within reach if you are willing to travel a bit.
Yes. M&G Braking System is listed as a mobile tech, so it can work on your awning where the RV is parked. It also handles refrigerator repair and has insurance, body and chassis capabilities. Call ahead to confirm the service area and timing.
A mobile tech suits a stuck or torn awning because the rig stays put. A shop with a bay is better for bigger jobs like a full replacement or work that needs a lift. Ask which fits your repair when you call.
That depends on your warranty provider, not the shop. None of the listed Athens shops are flagged as doing warranty work, so get pre-approval from your provider before any repair starts. Ask the shop whether it handles the paperwork or leaves it to you.