Krenek RV
Family-owned since 1978, this Coloma RV dealer offers sales, service, rentals, and parts with a 4.4-star rating from 423 reviews.
A torn awning is one of those problems that starts small and turns into a wet weekend. In Coloma, there is one shop that handles RV awning repair, and it sits a short drive from five more shops in nearby towns. The local option carries a 4.4 average across 423 reviews, which tells you plenty of people have already sat in that waiting room.
Family-owned since 1978, this Coloma RV dealer offers sales, service, rentals, and parts with a 4.4-star rating from 423 reviews.
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The single awning shop here is Krenek RV, rated 4.4 from 423 reviews. It also does fridge work and keeps parts on hand, with chassis service listed among its features. That mix matters when you are already parked and want one trip to cover the awning and the refrigerator that quit on the way in. Coloma sits in southwest Michigan near the lake, and the season is short, so shops book up fast once the weather turns. Call before you tow anything in, and ask whether the fabric or the hardware is the holdup. If the awning will not roll up at all, say so on the phone. Some jobs are quick adjustments, and some need a replacement arm ordered in.
A jammed awning can leave you stuck with it half out, and towing that down the road is a bad plan. There are no mobile awning techs listed in Coloma itself, so the nearby shops are your realistic option unless you can get the fabric secured well enough to move. Zip ties and a strap are not a repair, but they can get you to a bay. Ask the shop if they have the roller tube or arm in stock before you drive over, because a backordered part means a second trip.
One shop in Coloma handles RV awning repair, and there are five more nearby. That is a thin field, so calling ahead is worth the effort, especially in spring.
The local awning shop holds a 4.4 average from 423 reviews. It also does fridge work, so a single visit can cover more than one item on your list.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Coloma. If the awning is stuck out, secure it with straps so it can be towed, then call one of the nearby shops and ask about lead times.
Yes. No shop in the Coloma list is marked for warranty work, so confirm coverage and get pre-approval before any repairs begin. Otherwise you may be paying out of pocket for a job you assumed was covered.