Aces Auto and Trailers
Cortez shop with trailer and RV parts, service, and a 4.7-star rating from 107 reviews.
A ripped awning fabric turns a windy afternoon into a wrestling match, and in Cortez you have two shops that handle the repair side of it. Both also work on RV fridges and chassis, which tells you they see a lot of older rigs headed for Mesa Verde or the San Juan Skyway. Call before you drive in, because awning fabric and arms are not something most shops keep on the shelf.
Cortez shop with trailer and RV parts, service, and a 4.7-star rating from 107 reviews.
Cortez RV and trailer repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 27 reviews, praised for helpful staff and quick fixes.
Within a short drive of Cortez. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mancos RV shop with mobile service and propane filling, rated 4.9 from 357 reviews.
The listings here come down to Aces Auto and Trailers on one side and Aces Auto RV Repair and Service DBA Aces Auto and Trailers on the other, with ratings of 4.7 and 4.3 across 107 and 27 reviews. Both handle awning and fridge work, and both list chassis and parts. Only the second one lists roof repair. No mobile techs show up in the awning category, so plan on dropping the rig off rather than having someone come to your campsite. Ask on the phone which of the two Aces locations takes your job. That single roof listing matters if your awning damage came with a leak at the rail. Get both looked at in one visit.
Awning parts are the usual holdup. Arms, spring assemblies and fabric come in specific lengths and colors, so give the shop your make, model and year when you call, and ask whether the part is in stock or needs ordering. That one question can save you a second trip from Dolores or Mancos. If the fabric is only torn and the arms are sound, some shops can patch or restitch rather than replace, so ask what your options are. Also ask whether they can look at the awning rolled up, since a jammed arm may need to be secured before you drive over.
There are no mobile awning techs listed in Cortez, so this is shop work. That shapes your day. Drop the RV in the morning and you may be waiting on a part or a bay, so bring a plan for the afternoon. Spring and early summer book up as people get ready for the season, and the same goes for the weeks around hunting season and the first cold snap. Call ahead rather than showing up. If your awning will not retract, say so when you book so they can tell you how to strap it for the drive in.
Two shops are listed for awning repair in Cortez, and both are Aces businesses. Neither one is a mobile tech, so the work happens at the shop. The average rating across the two is 4.5 from a combined 134 reviews.
None of the awning listings in Cortez show warranty work, so assume you are paying out of pocket. If your awning is still under a manufacturer warranty, call the warranty provider first and ask about pre-approval before any repair starts.
It is better to call first. With only two shops in town, bays fill up, especially in spring when people are getting rigs ready for the season. A quick call with your make and model lets them tell you when to come in.
Both shops also list RV refrigerator repair, and one lists roof repair. The roof listing is worth using if your awning pulled loose at the rail and you suspect a leak. Ask them to check the seam while the awning is off.