C & S RV Repair
C & S RV Repair in Catawba, SC is a small RV repair shop rated 4.0 by four reviewers.
An awning takes a beating in South Carolina sun and summer storms, and when the fabric tears or the arms stop locking, you want it fixed before the next trip. Catawba has one shop listed for awning work, with 12 more nearby. That is a thin local field, so a little planning goes a long way here.
C & S RV Repair in Catawba, SC is a small RV repair shop rated 4.0 by four reviewers.
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Catawba shows one shop for awning repair: C & S RV Repair, rated 4.0 from 4 reviews, and it handles refrigerator work too. That is the whole list inside town, so call before you haul the rig over and ask what they can get to this week. If their bench is full or the arms you need are on backorder, widen the search. Twelve more shops sit within range of Catawba, and a short drive is often faster than waiting on a single busy counter. Ask whether they work on the awning frame as well as the fabric. A shop that only sews canvas may send the hardware elsewhere.
Awning trouble usually falls into one of three buckets: torn or UV-killed fabric, bent or sticking arms, and a motor that quit. The fix depends on which one you have, so describe it plainly when you call. A small tear can sometimes be patched; a shredded panel needs replacing. Arms that bind may need new gas struts or a fresh spring. If your awning is a power model, mention the make and model so the shop can check part availability before you arrive. Rolling the awning out at home first helps you spot exactly where the problem is.
Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so shops book up. Call ahead even in the off season if you have a trip on the calendar. If your rig is at a campground and the awning will not retract, a mobile tech is the easier answer, though note that Catawba currently lists no mobile awning specialists, so the nearby shops are your realistic option. Ask about warranty pre-approval before any work starts if your awning is still covered, and get the estimate in writing. While the rig is in, have them look at the roof sealant and the awning rail.
One shop is listed in Catawba: C & S RV Repair. It also does refrigerator work. If it cannot fit you in, there are 12 more shops within reach of town.
The local listing averages 4.0, based on 4 reviews at C & S RV Repair. Review counts are small, so read the comments rather than the number alone.
Mobile techs are handy when the awning is stuck out at a campsite. Catawba currently lists no mobile awning specialists, so plan on a shop visit or ask a nearby shop whether they travel.
Ask whether the shop handles both fabric and frame, whether the parts are in stock, and for a written estimate. If your awning is under warranty, get pre-approval first.