TwoFeathers Restorations & Design llc
Full-service RV repair and restoration shop in Deerfield, MA, handling major repairs, insurance work, and custom builds.
Deerfield's lone awning shop, TwoFeathers Restorations & Design, holds a 3.3 rating from 20 reviews. That's a thin field, so most owners here cast a wider net: seven more shops sit within easy reach. When a fabric tears or an arm bends, the fix is usually quick if the right part is on the shelf. Call first and ask.
Full-service RV repair and restoration shop in Deerfield, MA, handling major repairs, insurance work, and custom builds.
Within a short drive of Deerfield. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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A ripped canopy or a bent arm on a Deerfield RV usually means a shop visit, since there are no mobile awning techs based in town. TwoFeathers handles awnings alongside roof, A/C and fridge work, and it does warranty repairs, which saves you a fight later. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock before you drive over. If the shop is booked, the seven nearby options are worth a call. Spring fills up fast, so book early. And if the awning is still attached, secure it before towing.
A small tear near the roller tube can often be patched, but a canopy that is sun-brittle and cracking along the fold is done. Same with arms: one bent arm can be swapped, but twisted hardware on both sides usually means a new assembly. A shop that also does roof and A/C work, like the one here, can check the awning rail and roof sealant at the same time. Warranty pre-approval is worth asking about before any work starts.
There is one awning shop in Deerfield. It also handles roof, A/C and fridge repairs, and it does warranty work. With just one local option, it pays to call ahead and confirm they can get to your awning soon.
No mobile awning techs are based in Deerfield. You will need to take the RV to a shop. If the awning will not retract, tie it off safely before moving and ask the shop for advice on getting it there.
The average rating is 3.3 from 20 reviews. That is based on the single shop in town, so read the reviews and ask about warranty coverage and parts availability before booking.
Ask if the fabric or arm is in stock, whether warranty pre-approval is needed, and if they can check the awning rail and roof sealant while they are at it. Also ask how long the work will take so you can plan.