Happy Camper Home & RV Services/Parts & Accessories (William Borchers) Formerly: 'Coastal RV Services'
Home and RV repair shop in Bogue, NC on the Crystal Coast, with handyman services, parts and accessories.
A torn awning in Bogue is the kind of problem you want handled before the next coastal storm rolls through. There is one awning repair shop in town, and it also handles RV refrigerators. Twelve more shops sit nearby if you need options. The local shop carries a 5.0 rating, though that comes from a single review, so ask a few questions before you commit.
Home and RV repair shop in Bogue, NC on the Crystal Coast, with handyman services, parts and accessories.
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The one listed shop here is Happy Camper Home & RV Services/Parts & Accessories, run by William Borchers and formerly known as Coastal RV Services. It handles awnings and fridges and keeps a body and parts side to the business, which helps when a roller tube or arm needs replacing instead of patching. One review gives it a 5.0. That is thin evidence, so call first and ask what they stock for your awning brand. A shop that has the fabric or hardware on hand saves you a return trip. Salt air and sun do a number on awning fabric around here. If the tear is small, ask whether a patch will hold or whether the whole roll needs replacing.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Bogue itself, so plan on towing or driving to a shop unless the nearby listings turn up someone who comes to you. Of the 12 shops close by, several are in the Morehead City and Beaufort direction, a short run down the coast. Ask each one two things: do you work on awnings, and how far out are you booked. Spring and early summer fill up fast as seasonal owners get ready, so a call ahead beats showing up. If your rig cannot move because the awning is jammed out, say so on the phone and ask about a mobile call.
Roll the awning out at home if you can and look at where the damage sits: fabric, the arms, the roller, or the motor on a power awning. Knowing that narrows the estimate. Take photos. Ask whether the shop orders parts or keeps them in stock, and get a rough timeline before you leave the rig. If your awning is under warranty, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval, because a shop cannot always bill warranty work directly. None of the listed Bogue shops advertise warranty work, so confirm it yourself. Also ask them to check the roof sealant and the attachment rail while the awning is off.
There is 1 awning repair shop listed in Bogue. Happy Camper Home & RV Services/Parts & Accessories handles awnings along with refrigerator work. If you want more choices, 12 additional shops are listed nearby.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Bogue itself. The nearby listings may include techs who travel, so call and ask. If your awning is stuck out and the rig cannot move, explain that on the phone and ask about a mobile visit.
The local shop carries a 5.0 rating from 1 review. That is a very small sample, so treat it as a starting point. Ask about turnaround time, parts availability, and whether they have worked on your awning brand before you book.
Yes. Coastal shops get busy as seasonal owners prep their rigs, and awning parts are not always in stock. Call with your awning brand and the damage details, ask if the part is on hand, and get a rough timeline before you tow the RV in.