Big Timber HVAC and RV
Cameron HVAC shop with 26 years of experience, handling RV A/C repair and maintenance alongside home heating and cooling.
An awning that won't roll up right is the kind of problem you notice every time you pull in. In Cameron, there is one shop listed for RV awning repair, and it also handles air conditioning and fridge work. That matters when a single trip to town should cover more than one nagging item on your list.
Cameron HVAC shop with 26 years of experience, handling RV A/C repair and maintenance alongside home heating and cooling.
Within a short drive of Cameron. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-run RV dealer and repair shop in Rice Lake, WI, rated 4.5 stars for accommodating staff and honest service.
Mobile RV repair in Barron, WI, rated 5.0 from four reviews, handling AC, battery and electrical work.
Mobile RV repair serving Chetek, WI, with certified techs for AC, roof, awning and appliance fixes.
New Auburn RV shop handling roof work, restorations and rentals, with a 4.3 rating from 50 Google reviews.
Clayton truck and trailer shop with a 60,000 lb hoist, 4.7 stars from 19 reviews, and RV repair on the menu.
Willies RV in Bloomer, WI sells new and used RVs, offers mobile repair within 90 miles, and has a parts store.
The local listing is Big Timber HVAC and RV, rated 5.0 from a small batch of reviews. It covers awnings along with A/C and refrigeration, so if the fabric is tearing and the fridge has been running warm, you can bring both up in one conversation. Reviews are thin, so ask about the specific awning brand and hardware before you commit. A shop that knows your model's arms and springs will save you a return trip. Call first and describe the failure. A sagging roller tube and a torn fabric are different jobs with different parts.
Six more awning options sit within reach of Cameron, which gives you room to compare when the local shop is booked or doesn't stock your parts. Ask each one whether they order the fabric and arms ahead of time or need the rig on site first. Spring is the busy stretch for awnings as people get ready for the season, so booking a week or two out is smart. Mobile techs can be worth the call if the awning is stuck out and you would rather not drive with it.
Retract the awning if you can, and tie it off if the motor or spring has failed, so it doesn't flap on the highway. Note whether the problem is the fabric, the roller, the arms or the switch, since that short description helps the shop quote the job. Ask if the replacement part is in stock or on order. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval before anyone touches the awning. And while it's in the bay, have them look at the roof seals and the A/C, because both are easier to fix in one stop.
There is one shop listed in Cameron for awning repair. It also handles A/C and refrigerator work, so you can group a few fixes into one visit.
Yes, six more shops and techs are listed within reach of Cameron. Compare them on parts availability and how soon they can get you in, especially in spring.
No mobile techs are listed in Cameron itself. If your awning is stuck out, call the nearby shops and ask whether they make house calls or can fit you in quickly.
Describe what the awning is doing: fabric tear, weak roll-up, bent arm or a switch that does nothing. Mention your RV model and whether it is under warranty so they can check parts and pre-approval.