Cleveland Spring Truck Service
Truck repair shop in Cleveland with RV repair and mobile service, rated 4.7 from 171 reviews.
Cleveland's awning shops are a small crew, which matters when a storm rolls off the lake and your roller tube bends. Two shops here handle awnings, with a dozen more nearby if you're willing to drive. The average rating sits at 4.6, so callers tend to come away satisfied. Fabric tears are easy. Arms and springs are the part that gets people stuck.
Truck repair shop in Cleveland with RV repair and mobile service, rated 4.7 from 171 reviews.
Cleveland truck and RV shop with certified techs, 4.5 stars from 160 reviews, praised for knowledgeable staff and suspension work.
Within a short drive of Cleveland. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV repair serving Streetsboro, Ohio, with roof, AC, awning and electrical work done at your site.
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The fabric is almost never the real problem. Vinyl tears along the top edge where it rubs the rail, and that's a straightforward patch or a new cover. What strands people is the hardware: a bent arm from a wind gust, a spring that lets go, a motor that hums and does nothing. Ask the shop to look at the arms and the roller spring, not just the canvas. Cleveland Spring Truck Service has been around long enough that they know this drill, and Mainline Truck, Trailer & RV Repair handles roof and A/C work too, so they can spot water damage the awning was hiding. Get the hardware checked before you buy fabric. If a storm is coming, retract it. That advice costs nothing and saves the most.
Cleveland Spring Truck Service is the mobile option in this pair, and mobile makes sense when the awning is half-deployed and you can't tow. A tech can secure it in your driveway and order the arm. The catch is mobile calls usually cost more than a bench visit, and they need room to work, so clear the space around the rig. Mainline has a shop with parts on hand, which shortens the wait if the arm is in stock. Ask whether the replacement arm is actually on the shelf before you commit. A week waiting on a part is normal in spring.
Spring fills up fast around here, and awning work piles up after the first windy stretch. Call early if you want a weekend slot. Before you go, know the make, model and length of your awning, because arms differ by brand and the shop will ask. If the rig is under warranty, call the warranty provider first for pre-approval, since neither of these two shops advertises warranty work. That call can save an argument later. While it's in, have them check roof sealant near the awning rail. That seam leaks more often than owners expect.
Two shops in Cleveland handle awning work, and 12 more are within reach nearby. Both take awnings, and one of them is a mobile tech who can come to you.
The average rating across the two is 4.6. Cleveland Spring Truck Service sits at 4.7 from 171 reviews, and Mainline Truck, Trailer & RV Repair is at 4.5 from 160 reviews.
Yes. Cleveland Spring Truck Service is the mobile tech of the two, so they can come to your rig. It helps if the awning is secured and there's room to work. Mobile calls usually run higher than a shop visit.
Neither shop advertises warranty work. Call your warranty provider for pre-approval before booking, and ask the shop directly when you schedule. That beats finding out after the repair.