Greenlawn RV
Chillicothe RV dealer with sales, service and parts, rated 4.5 stars by 39 Google reviewers.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you ignore it, especially with Ohio rain pushing at the fabric. Chillicothe has one shop that handles awning work, and it also does RV fridges, which tells you something about the kind of general repair counter you're dealing with. There are 4 more options nearby if the first call doesn't pan out.
Chillicothe RV dealer with sales, service and parts, rated 4.5 stars by 39 Google reviewers.
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Greenlawn RV is the local call for RV awning repair, and it carries a 4.5 rating across 39 reviews. It handles fridge work too, so if your awning failed on the same trip your refrigerator started acting up, you can bring both up at the counter. It also has chassis and parts listed, which is handy when an awning arm or roller needs replacing and you'd rather not wait on a special order. Ask whether the part is in stock before you drive over. Call ahead with your awning type and rough measurements. A fabric replacement and a bent arm are different jobs, and knowing which one you have saves a trip.
If Greenlawn RV can't fit you in, 4 nearby shops are within reach, so a second call is worth making before you settle for a tarp and rope. Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so booking early in the season beats showing up unannounced. Mobile techs aren't listed here, which means this is shop work: plan to drop the RV off rather than have someone come to your site. That's fine for fabric and hardware, less convenient if the awning is stuck out and you can't move.
Check whether your awning repair falls under a warranty or service plan. No shop here is listed as doing warranty work, so if coverage matters, get pre-approval from the plan before the work starts. While the awning is off, have the shop look at the sealant along the roof edge and the rail where the fabric attaches. Small leaks around that rail are common after a few seasons, and it's cheaper to reseal while the awning is already apart than to chase a stained ceiling later. Ask them to show you the old fabric if you want to see where it failed.
There is 1 shop in Chillicothe that lists awning repair, Greenlawn RV, rated 4.5 from 39 reviews. Another 4 shops are nearby if you're willing to drive a bit further.
None of the listings here show warranty work as a service. Call your warranty or service plan first and get pre-approval before any repair starts, or you may end up paying out of pocket.
No mobile techs are listed here, so plan on shop work. That means towing or driving the RV in, which is easier if the awning is retracted. If it's stuck out, call ahead and ask how they'd like you to bring it in.
It lists fridge and awning repair along with chassis and parts. Having parts on hand helps with awning arms and rollers, but ask if your specific part is in stock before you make the trip.