CG RV Solutions
RV repair shop in Coleman, Texas, open 24/7 for AC, electrical, battery, brake and general trailer work.
Coleman is a small town, and its RV repair bench is small too: one shop here handles awnings, A/C and fridges, with seven more shops within reach if you don't mind a drive. That's a thin list, so call before you load up. Awnings tend to fail at the worst moment, usually a windy afternoon when the roller tube lets go or the fabric gives out at the stitch line.
RV repair shop in Coleman, Texas, open 24/7 for AC, electrical, battery, brake and general trailer work.
Within a short drive of Coleman. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Most awning calls come down to a few things. The fabric tears at the seam where it folds, or the sun eats a hole through the top panel. The spring in the roller tube loses tension and the awning won't roll up straight. Arms bend when a gust catches it half open, and the hardware pulls loose from the sidewall after years of flexing. Tell the shop which part failed when you book. A fabric replacement and a bent arm are different jobs, and knowing which one you have saves a trip. Ask whether the part is in stock. Awning fabric is cut to length, so a shop may need to order it, and that adds days.
A stuck awning that won't retract is a road problem, and a mobile tech can sometimes free it in camp or in your driveway. Coleman has one shop on the list and no mobile techs counted separately, so the seven nearby options are where you'll likely find someone who comes to you. Full fabric swaps and arm replacement usually want a shop bay with room to extend the awning. If your rig is a big fifth wheel, say so when you call. Not every bay is deep enough, and you don't want that news at the door.
Check the fabric each season for small tears and sun rot, and look at where the arms meet the sidewall. Loose screws there let water in behind the trim, and that shows up later as a soft spot. Wash the fabric, let it dry fully, and retract it when the wind picks up. Awnings are a fair-weather tool. In Coleman, spring brings wind and summer brings sun, so a little care in between goes a long way. Ask about warranty before any work starts, since none of the shops listed here are flagged for warranty work and pre-approval is your job.
One shop in Coleman handles awning work, and seven more are within driving distance. That count is low, so call ahead and be ready to travel if the local shop is booked or doesn't handle your brand.
Yes. The one shop listed here handles A/C and refrigerator work along with awnings, so a single visit can cover more than one repair if you ask when you book.
No mobile-only techs are counted in Coleman, so start with the local shop and the nearby ones. Some shops send a tech out for small fixes like a stuck roller or a loose arm. Ask whether they travel and what they charge to come out.
Yes, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready to camp. Ask if the fabric or hardware is in stock. If it has to be ordered, the job waits on delivery, so get the order started early rather than the morning you leave.