Continenal RV LI
Copiague RV shop handling AC, electrical, brakes and body work on all types of RVs.
A torn awning can turn a cheap weekend into a wet mess, and in Copiague you have exactly one shop that lists awning repair: Continenal RV LI, which also handles A/C and fridge work. Another eight shops are within easy reach if you're willing to drive. Here's what to know before you call.
Copiague RV shop handling AC, electrical, brakes and body work on all types of RVs.
Within a short drive of Copiague. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Continenal RV LI is the local name for awning repair in Copiague, and they also do A/C and fridge service, so you can bundle a few fixes if your rig has been sitting. The shop lists chassis work too, which matters if your awning arms or mounts need attention beyond the fabric. One shop means one schedule. Call first to see if they stock the right roller tube or fabric for your model, because ordering parts can add days. If you're leaving on a trip soon, ask about lead time before you haul the RV over.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Copiague, so plan on bringing the RV in. If you need someone to come to your site, ask the shop for a referral or widen your search. The eight nearby shops might include one that travels, but confirm before you wait around. For a stuck awning that won't retract, a shop visit is usually faster than waiting on a mobile call. For a small tear or a sagging arm, mobile can work if you find someone. Either way, get a quote and ask whether they've worked on your awning brand before.
Spring and early summer book up fast, so call ahead if you want a specific date. Ask whether the shop handles warranty claims; this one doesn't list warranty work, so if your awning is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first and confirm who pays for labor. Before you go, check the fabric and hardware yourself: look for pinholes, loose stitching, and bent arms. A quick rinse and dry helps the tech see the real damage. And if you're handy, a temporary patch can get you home without further tearing.
There is one shop in Copiague that lists awning repair: Continenal RV LI. They also handle A/C and fridge work, so you can get several items checked in one visit. Call to confirm they have your awning parts in stock.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Copiague. You'll need to bring your RV to a shop. If you can't move it, ask local shops for a referral to a mobile tech who covers the area.
They do not list warranty work as a service. If your awning is under warranty, contact the manufacturer first for pre-approval, then ask the shop if they'll handle the claim or if you need to pay upfront.
Look for tears, loose stitching, bent arms, and a sagging roller. Note the awning brand and model. A quick clean and dry helps the tech assess the damage, and a temporary patch can prevent more tearing on the drive over.