Fifth Gear Automotive Repair - Commercial Truck & RV Repair
Cross Roads shop for diesel pushers, chassis work and heavy-duty RV repair. ASE certified with a 3-year warranty.
A torn awning is the kind of thing you notice every single time you pull in. Cross Roads has one shop listed for RV awning repair, Fifth Gear Automotive Repair, and it handles A/C and fridge work too. Twelve more shops sit within reach if you want options. Here is how to think about getting that fabric or hardware sorted before the next trip.
Cross Roads shop for diesel pushers, chassis work and heavy-duty RV repair. ASE certified with a 3-year warranty.
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Awning trouble is rarely just the fabric. Arms bind, spring assemblies lose tension, and the roller tube gets bent when someone catches a tree limb. Ask the shop to look at the whole assembly, not only the vinyl. If the fabric is fine but the arms are shot, you may only need hardware. If the roller is bent, replacing fabric alone wastes money. Call ahead and describe what happened. A photo of the damage helps the shop order the right part the first time.
Fifth Gear Automotive Repair - Commercial Truck & RV Repair carries a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews and lists awning, A/C and refrigerator work among its services. It is certified, does warranty work, and keeps parts on hand, which matters when you are waiting on a replacement arm or a roller tube. That warranty point is worth asking about directly: if your RV is still under an extended plan, get pre-approval before anyone touches the awning so the repair is covered.
One awning shop in Cross Roads means schedules fill, especially in spring when everyone remembers last season's damage. Call early in the week and ask what the lead time looks like. The twelve nearby shops give you a fallback if Fifth Gear is booked out, though you should confirm they actually handle awnings before making the drive. Mobile techs are not listed here, so plan on bringing the RV to a shop. Retract the awning fully before you drive if it will latch safely.
One shop is listed in Cross Roads for awning repair: Fifth Gear Automotive Repair. It also handles A/C and refrigerator work. If its schedule is full, there are 12 more shops nearby, though you should confirm each one does awning work before driving over.
Fifth Gear Automotive Repair holds a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews, which is the only listed shop in town. It is certified and does warranty work, so it is a reasonable first call for awning arms, fabric and roller tube problems.
The listed Cross Roads shop does warranty work. Call first with your plan details and get pre-approval before any repair starts. That step keeps the covered portion from turning into an out-of-pocket surprise once the awning is off the RV.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Cross Roads, so plan to take the RV to a shop. If the awning will not retract fully, secure it before driving and mention the condition when you call so the shop knows what to expect.