RVFix of Billings
RV repair shop in Billings, MT with mobile techs and a 4.9-star rating from 110 reviews.
A storm rolls off the Rimrocks and your awning is now a flapping mess, or the slide-out quit halfway out on a Saturday. Billings has 11 shops and mobile techs listed for awning and slide-out work, averaging 4.2 stars. Two of them come to your driveway. Six handle warranty claims. Here is who to call before the next gust.
RV repair shop in Billings, MT with mobile techs and a 4.9-star rating from 110 reviews.
Family-owned Billings RV and boat dealer since 1967 with service, parts, propane, and a collision center.
Mobile RV repair and inspections out of Billings, MT, covering a 250-mile radius with a 4.9-star rating from 54 reviews.
Billings RV repair shop with a 4.9-star rating and a service team reviewers call knowledgeable and honest.
Family and veteran owned RV and boat repair shop in Billings with a 4.9-star rating from 31 reviews.
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RV repair shop in Billings handling warranty work, parts, and AC/awning fixes; 4.2 stars from 22 reviews.
Billings RV dealer and repair shop with a well-stocked parts counter and service center that fits in travelers.
Billings RV repair shop with mixed reviews, praised for fast help and knowledge but criticized for delays and parts issues.
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Two of the 11 are mobile, and that matters when a slide-out is stuck out and the rig is not roadworthy. RVFix of Billings (4.9 stars, 110 reviews) runs mobile calls and stocks parts, which helps if a slide motor or awning arm is the problem. I Know A Guy Mobile RV Repair and Inspections (4.9, 54 reviews) also travels and does roof and A/C work alongside awnings, useful when one storm takes out more than one thing. Ask whether the tech carries common awning arms and slide motors on the truck, or whether the part has to be ordered. That answer decides whether you wait days or get fixed the same visit.
Bretz RV & Marine carries the review volume, 4.7 stars across 2,189 reviews, and its service list covers roof, A/C and awning work on top of warranty, insurance and body repair. If your awning tore the sidewall or the slide-out trim is bent, a shop with body capability saves you a second trip. Bish's RV of Billings (4.5, 269 reviews) runs insurance, body and chassis work too. Spring and early summer fill these schedules fast in Billings. Call ahead and confirm the shop does your brand's warranty before you drop the rig, so the repair gets pre-approved rather than billed back to you.
Midway Auto & RV Service Billings (4.9 stars, 48 reviews) handles roof, A/C and awning jobs, keeps parts on hand and opens on weekends, which is rare and handy when a slide-out fails on a Friday night. T&T Custom RV & Marine Repair (4.9, 31 reviews) covers insurance, body, generator and chassis work, so a damaged awning roller and a bent frame can be handled under one roof. Smaller shops often get you in sooner. Their tradeoff is fewer bays, so ask how long the rig will sit after the parts arrive. Get the estimate in writing, including whether the old fabric comes off before new hardware goes on.
The directory lists 11 shops and techs for awning and slide-out work in Billings, averaging 4.2 stars. Two are mobile and will come to your rig. Six handle warranty work, which matters if the failure falls under your coach or awning manufacturer's coverage.
RVFix of Billings and I Know A Guy Mobile RV Repair and Inspections both run mobile calls and list awning service. RVFix carries parts and rates 4.9 from 110 reviews. Ask if the arm or motor is on the truck before booking, since ordered parts add days.
Six of the 11 listings do warranty work, including Bretz RV & Marine, RVFix of Billings and Midway Auto & RV Service Billings. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the repair starts, and ask the shop to note the claim number on the work order.
Small tears and pulled seams often patch fine, especially if the fabric is not brittle. Rips at the roller or a bent arm usually mean replacement parts. At home, check sealant and stitching each spring; a little maintenance beats a storm repair on a Billings weekend.