Craig's Campgroung Care Mobile RV Services & Repair, LLC
Mobile RV repair in Chickasha, OK with a 5.0 rating. Craig handles repairs on the road, often fitting in emergencies.
A torn awning fabric or a jammed roller tube can ruin a trip fast, especially with rain coming. Chickasha has two awning repair shops, and both carry a 5.0 rating, so you are not picking between good and bad. One handles the work only at your site, the other is a fixed shop. Eight more shops sit within reach if you widen the search to nearby towns.
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Craig's Campgroung Care Mobile RV Services & Repair, LLC comes to you. It is a mobile tech operation with 15 reviews and a 5.0 rating, and awnings sit alongside roof, A/C and fridge work on its list. The weekend and emergency tags matter when a storm tears the fabric on a Saturday. Back Forty RV Service and Repair LLC is a shop with a 5.0 rating from a single review, doing A/C, fridge and awning work. Ask either one whether the arm or fabric is in stock before you drive over. A replacement arm ordered from a warehouse can take days.
Awning problems tend to start small. The fabric pulls loose at the rail, the spring loses tension, or a bent arm stops the roller from turning freely. Wind is the usual culprit, and leaving the awning out in a gust is how most of these calls begin. Retract it when you leave camp, even for a short walk. When you call, describe the awning brand and the arm style if you know them. A tech who hears "bent lower arm on a manual awning" can tell you fast whether it is a same-day fix or a parts order.
Spring and early summer fill schedules quickly, so call ahead rather than waiting for the first warm weekend. Mobile work suits rigs already parked at a campground or at home, since there is no towing. Shop work makes more sense for a full fabric replacement that needs space and a second pair of hands. Neither listed shop advertises warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, get approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches it. Check the seals where the awning rail meets the roof now and then. Small leaks back there turn into soft ceiling panels.
There are 2 awning repair shops in Chickasha, and both hold a 5.0 rating. If neither can fit you in, 8 more shops are listed in nearby towns within a reasonable drive.
Yes. One of the two Chickasha shops is a mobile operation and lists awning work, so it can come to your site. Ask about a travel fee and what tools the tech carries before booking.
Yes, and sooner than feels necessary. Fabric and arms fail most often in gusts, and a bent arm can cost more than the fabric itself. Roll it in whenever you leave the rig or the sky looks uncertain.
Neither of the two listed Chickasha shops advertises warranty work. If your awning is still under a manufacturer warranty, get pre-approval first, then confirm with the shop that it can bill the warranty provider or that you will pay and seek reimbursement.