Chocorua Mountain RV
RV dealer and repair shop in Chocorua, NH, with mobile techs who make campground calls in the White Mountains.
A ripped awning fabric or a bent arm on a windy day can turn a weekend trip into a scramble, and around Chocorua you have exactly one shop that lists awning work. Chocorua Mountain RV is the local option, rated 4.0 from 21 reviews, and it also handles fridge repairs. If you're headed up Route 16 toward the Kanc, get it looked at before the drive.
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Chocorua Mountain RV is the shop that shows up for awnings here, and the listing covers fridge work too. A 4.0 rating across 21 reviews suggests a mixed but fair record, so read a few before you book. Call first and ask what they can do with your specific make and the awning brand on your rig. Replacement fabric and arms often need ordering, and knowing whether the part is on the shelf saves you a wasted trip. RVs are big, so ask about drop-off timing and whether they want the awning extended or rolled up when you arrive. Small town, one shop. That means spring fills up fast, and a long holiday weekend is the worst time to discover a tear. If the fabric is only frayed at the edge, a repair can hold for the season.
There are about 10 other RV repair options within reach of Chocorua, which matters when you need awning work done before a trip and the local shop is backed up. Some of those are mobile techs who come to your site or driveway, which is handy if the awning arm is bent too badly to drive safely. Ask a mobile tech if they carry common awning hardware or if they order it. Mobile work costs more for travel, generally, so weigh that against towing a rig with a flapping awning. Ask about insurance or warranty pre-approval before anyone starts, since none of the shops here list warranty work as a service.
Awnings fail in predictable ways. Fabric tears at the corners and along the seam where it rolls into the tube. Arms bend when water pools on the fabric or when someone leaves it out in a gust. The fix starts with cleaning and inspecting the fabric and the arm joints each season, and treating small tears before they spread. Don't roll it up wet and leave it, since that breeds mildew. If you store the rig outside near Chocorua, check the awning after every big storm and after winter. A cheap patch kit and a tube of proper sealant are worth carrying, even if you never touch them.
One. Chocorua Mountain RV is the only listed shop in town handling awning work, and it also does fridge repair. With just one option, call early, especially in spring, and ask about part availability before you haul the rig over.
The Chocorua listings show no mobile techs, but there are about 10 other RV repair options nearby, and some may travel to you. Ask whether they carry awning fabric and arms or need to order them first.
Chocorua Mountain RV is rated 4.0 from 21 reviews. That's a decent middle ground, so skim the recent reviews for anything about awnings, wait times or parts before you commit.
Small tears at an edge or seam can often be patched and last a while. Rips across the middle, sagging fabric or bent arms usually point to replacement. Ask the shop to look at the fabric and the arms together, since a cheap fabric fix on a bent arm won't hold.