Markquart RV - Columbus
Columbus, WI RV dealer with service and parts, rated 4.4 from 58 Google reviews.
A torn awning is one of those problems that goes from annoying to expensive fast if you ignore it. In Columbus you have one shop that handles awning repair, Markquart RV - Columbus, rated 4.4 from 58 reviews, and it keeps parts on hand and stays open weekends. That last part matters when a storm rolls through on a Friday night.
Columbus, WI RV dealer with service and parts, rated 4.4 from 58 Google reviews.
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Awning trouble usually comes down to fabric, hardware or both. A rip or a seam that let go can sometimes be patched, but sun rot along the fold means replacement. Arms that won't lock, a roller tube that binds, or a motor that groans and stops are hardware problems, and those get diagnosed on the bench. Ask what is in stock before you drive over. The shop here carries parts and is open weekends, which helps if you are mid-trip and need it working before the next leg. Call with your awning brand and length if you know it. Bring the year, make and model of your RV too. It saves a round of phone tag.
There are no mobile awning specialists listed in Columbus, so plan on towing to the shop or pulling the awning parts yourself if you are handy. The nearest options spread out across the surrounding area, with 12 shops within reach. If your awning is stuck out and you can't retract it, that changes the math. Call ahead and ask whether they can help you get it rolled up safely before you drive. A loose arm flapping at highway speed is how a small repair turns into body damage.
Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so book early rather than the week before a trip. Ask whether the shop handles warranty work. In Columbus, the listed shop does not, so if your awning is still covered, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before anyone touches it. Keep your paperwork. And once it is fixed, check the sealant where the awning rail meets the roof a couple of times a season. That seam is a common place for water to get in.
One shop in Columbus is listed for awning repair, Markquart RV - Columbus. Another 12 shops are within reach in the surrounding area if you are willing to drive.
Markquart RV - Columbus holds a 4.4 rating from 58 reviews. It also handles fridge repair and carries parts.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Columbus. Plan on bringing the RV to a shop, or call ahead to ask how to secure a stuck awning before you tow.
The listed shop does not do warranty work. If your awning is covered, contact the manufacturer for pre-approval and ask where they want the repair done.