All Terrain Group
Brentwood RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from a single review.
A torn awning fabric or a bent arm turns a weekend plan into a scramble, and in Brentwood you have exactly one shop listed for the job. All Terrain Group handles awning work along with fridge repair and carries a 5.0 rating. Twelve more shops sit within reach, so a second opinion is a short drive if you want one.
Brentwood RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from a single review.
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All Terrain Group shows up under both fridge and awning repair, which tells you it is a general RV service shop rather than an awning-only outfit. That usually works in your favor. A shop that already has the coach in for a cooling problem can look at a frayed roller tube or a loose arm while it is there. Ask what they keep on the shelf before you go. Fabric and hardware vary by brand and arm style, so a shop may need to order the part. A five minute phone call saves you a wasted trip.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Brentwood right now. If your awning will not retract and the coach cannot safely move, say so when you call and ask whether a mobile call is possible. Otherwise plan on getting the rig to the shop, even if that means tying the awning up with straps for the drive. Twelve nearby shops round out the options, and one is close enough to be worth a call. Spots like Franklin and Nashville sit within a reasonable drive, so the lack of mobile service here is not a dead end.
Spring and early summer are when awning work backs up, since that is when people start using the things again. Book ahead if you can. Ask whether the shop does warranty work, because the listing shows no warranty coverage in Brentwood. If your awning is under an extended plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval so nobody argues about the bill later. While you are at it, have them check the roof sealant where the awning rail meets the coach. That joint is a common leak source, and it is cheaper to reseal than to fix water damage.
One. All Terrain Group is the only Brentwood shop listed under awning repair, and it also appears under fridge repair. Its rating is 5.0 from a single review, so take that number as a starting point rather than a full picture.
The listing shows no mobile techs in Brentwood. If the awning is stuck out and the coach cannot move, call the shop and explain the situation. Otherwise, twelve nearby shops are within driving distance if you want more options.
No Brentwood shop in this listing shows warranty work as a service. Check with your awning or extended warranty provider before the repair and get pre-approval. That keeps the paperwork simple and tells you what is covered before anyone starts taking the arm apart.
Book ahead in spring, when everyone else remembers their awning needs fixing too. Call as soon as you notice a tear, a slow retract or a bent arm. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock, since many shops order parts per job.