Parris RV Parts & Service, Pocatello
Pocatello-area RV parts and service shop with a 5.0 rating from one Google review.
A torn awning or a jammed roller is the kind of problem that turns a camping trip into a hassle. In Chubbuck, you have two repair shops that handle awning work, and another eleven are within easy reach. The average rating across these options is 4.3, so you are not stuck with poor service. One of the local shops also does warranty work, which can save you a headache if your awning is still covered.
Pocatello-area RV parts and service shop with a 5.0 rating from one Google review.
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Chubbuck has two shops that list awning repair among their services. Parris RV Parts & Service in Pocatello holds a perfect 5.0 rating from a single review, and they also stock parts, which helps when a replacement arm or fabric is needed. RVs & Boats For Less has a 3.7 rating from 167 reviews and handles warranty work, body repairs, and parts. That warranty option matters: if your awning is still covered, ask about pre-approval before any work begins. For a straightforward repair, either shop can help. But if you want more choices, broaden your search to the eleven nearby shops. That gives you a better shot at finding one that can get you in quickly, especially during the spring rush when everyone is getting their RV ready for the season.
Both Chubbuck awning shops are fixed locations, so you will need to bring your RV to them. That is usually fine for awning work, which often involves replacing fabric or hardware. But if your awning is stuck out and you cannot safely drive, a mobile tech might be your only option. None of the Chubbuck listings are mobile, but the nearby eleven may include mobile services, so call ahead to check. When you call, have your awning's make and model handy. Ask if the parts are in stock. Awning arms and fabrics vary, and a shop may need to order them. Booking ahead is smart in spring and early summer. Also ask whether the shop can handle warranty claims directly, or if you need to file with the manufacturer first. That one question can save you a lot of back and forth.
Awning repairs can range from a simple fabric patch to a full replacement of the roller tube and arms. The shops in Chubbuck handle both fridge and awning work, so they are used to the systems that surround your awning, like the 12-volt power and the mounting points. Before you go, check the awning yourself: look for tears, frayed stitching, bent arms, and rusted hardware. That helps the shop give you an accurate estimate. If your awning is stuck in the out position, do not force it. That can damage the arms or the roof. Instead, call the shop and ask for advice. They may send someone out or talk you through a temporary fix. Also, keep your warranty paperwork handy. RVs & Boats For Less does warranty work, and Parris RV Parts & Service has parts on hand. Both can help you get back on the road.
There are 2 shops in Chubbuck that list awning repair. If you widen your search, you will find 11 more nearby, giving you 13 total options. The average rating among them is 4.3.
None of the Chubbuck listings are mobile, but the 11 nearby shops may include mobile techs. Call ahead to ask if they can come to you, especially if your awning is stuck out.
One shop, RVs & Boats For Less, does warranty work. They have a 3.7 rating from 167 reviews. It is a good idea to call before you go and ask about pre-approval from your warranty provider.
Inspect the awning fabric for tears, the arms for bends, and the mounting points for rust. If the awning is stuck out, do not force it. Call the shop for advice. Having your awning's make and model ready helps them check part availability.