RV Station Colbert Resort
RV dealer and repair shop in Colbert, OK, with a 4.0 rating from 270 reviews.
Colbert sits right on the Texas line, and between Lake Texoma weekends and the long drive south, awnings take a beating. Fabric tears, bent arms, a roller that will not retract. Two shops here handle awning work, and one of them also does AC and fridge repair, which helps when you are already parked. The closest twelve are within reach if you want a second opinion.
RV dealer and repair shop in Colbert, OK, with a 4.0 rating from 270 reviews.
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Wind is the usual culprit. A gust catches a rolled-out awning and bends an arm or strips the torsion spring, and suddenly the thing will not stay up or roll back in. Fabric is the other slow failure: sun rots the thread at the seams, and a small tear at the rail grows once it starts flapping on the highway. Bring the make and model with you, or call ahead and describe the arm. Parts vary a lot between brands, and a shop that has to order an arm may keep your rig a few days. Ask whether the part is in stock before you drive over.
RV Station Colbert Resort is the established name, rated 4.0 from 270 reviews, and it handles AC, fridge and awning work with warranty and weekend hours. Going with the Glory's LLC is the smaller option and covers the same three repair types, though it has no rating yet, so call and ask what they will take on. One shop here does warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before any repair starts. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later.
Neither Colbert shop is listed as mobile, but twelve nearby shops are, and a mobile tech can swap an awning arm in a campground if the rig is not roadworthy. That saves a tow, though mobile calls usually cost more for the trip and the tech works with what fits in the truck. If the awning is stuck out and the fabric is tearing, tie it off before moving. A shop visit makes more sense for a full fabric replacement, since the old material has to come off and the new one rolled on straight.
Two shops in Colbert are listed for awning repair. Both also handle AC and fridge work, and one does warranty repairs with weekend hours. Another twelve shops sit within reach if you need a second quote.
Yes, one of the two Colbert shops is listed for warranty work. Get approval from your awning or RV manufacturer before the repair begins, and ask the shop what documentation they need from you.
There are no mobile techs listed in Colbert itself, though the nearby area has twelve shops and some may travel. A mobile call suits a bent arm or a stuck roller, while a full fabric replacement is usually easier in a shop bay.
Note the awning brand and arm model, and ask whether the part is in stock. Spring and early summer book up fast, so call ahead. If the fabric is tearing, secure the awning before driving anywhere.