OC & La Rv Mobile Solution Inc.
RV repair shop in Compton, CA offering mobile service for AC, electrical, brakes, and more.
A torn or jammed awning turns a quick trip into a wrestling match, especially when the fabric won't roll up straight. Compton has two shops and mobile techs listed for awning repair, with another twelve nearby if you're willing to drive a bit. Both local names also handle fridges and A/C, which says something about the kind of work they do. Call first and describe the problem; arm hardware and fabric often have to be ordered.
RV repair shop in Compton, CA offering mobile service for AC, electrical, brakes, and more.
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Most awning calls come down to fabric, arms or the roller tube. Ripped vinyl along a seam, a spring arm that snapped, a motor that stopped mid-extend: each takes a different part and a different amount of time. Angelina's Mobile RV Repair comes to you, which helps if the awning is half out and the rig can't move safely. OC & La Rv Mobile Solution Inc. is the other local option. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock before you book, because waiting on a shipment is the usual delay. If the awning won't retract, strap it before driving. On a shop job, expect them to check the mounting rail and the stitching while the awning is off. A loose rail leaks.
A mobile tech makes sense for a stuck awning, a broken arm or a fabric swap that doesn't need a lift. Angelina's is listed as mobile, so ask what they carry on the truck and how they handle a full fabric replacement on site. For bigger jobs, or anything involving the roof line, a shop bay gives more room and a stable place to work. Neither Compton listing advertises warranty work, so if your awning is still under a manufacturer's coverage, get approval from them before anyone touches it. That step saves arguments later.
Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so the calendar fills up. Call ahead and be ready to describe the failure: won't extend, won't retract, tears, sagging arms. Two shops in Compton isn't many, so the twelve nearby are worth a look if the local schedules are full or you need a specific brand of fabric. The same outfits handle A/C and fridge work, so you can bundle a few repairs into one visit instead of making separate trips. While the awning is off, have them look at the roof seals and the rail.
Two are listed in Compton, one of them a mobile tech. Another twelve sit nearby, so you have options if the local two are booked or don't carry the fabric you want.
Angelina's Mobile RV Repair is listed as mobile and handles awning, A/C and fridge work. Ask what they need on site, since a full fabric replacement takes more room than an arm swap.
Neither listing shows warranty work, so assume not. If your awning is still covered, contact the manufacturer for approval before any repair starts and confirm who they'll pay.
Know whether the fabric, arm or motor is the problem, and ask if the part is in stock. If the awning won't retract, secure it before driving. Spring fills fast, so call early.