Truckstar Collision Center, Inc
Family-owned collision shop in Deerfield, WI, handling heavy-duty trucks and RVs since 1998.
A torn awning can ruin a trip fast, and in Deerfield you have one shop for the fix. Truckstar Collision Center handles awning and fridge work, and 12 more shops are within reach. The average rating around here is 4.4, so you're not stuck with a guess. Book ahead in spring, and ask if the fabric is in stock before you haul the rig over.
Family-owned collision shop in Deerfield, WI, handling heavy-duty trucks and RVs since 1998.
Within a short drive of Deerfield. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Awning problems usually come down to fabric, arms, or the spring tension. A shop will look at the tear or the bent arm and tell you if it can be patched or needs a new roller. Truckstar Collision Center, the one local shop listed, handles both awnings and fridges. They have insurance and parts on hand, which helps if your claim is involved. Ask them to check the mounting brackets while they're up there. That's where leaks start. If you're handy, a small tear can be taped for a weekend, but a shop fix lasts longer. Get an estimate before they order anything, and confirm the part is in stock.
There are no mobile awning techs based in Deerfield, so plan to bring the RV to a shop. That's normal for awning work since the arms need a stable spot. If you're stuck at a campsite, call around to nearby towns; some mobile techs travel, but expect a trip charge. The 12 nearby shops give you choices if Truckstar is booked. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your awning is still covered. And check the roof sealant around the awning rail at the same time. A small reseal now beats a water stain later.
There is 1 shop in Deerfield that does RV awning repair. Truckstar Collision Center is the local option. If they're busy, 12 more shops are within driving distance, so you can usually find someone to take a look.
The average rating is 4.4. That's based on the shops listed here. Truckstar Collision Center also has a 4.4 rating from 41 reviews, so the local option lines up with the area average.
No mobile awning techs are based in Deerfield. Awning work usually needs a shop because the arms and roller need a stable bay. You can call nearby shops to see if they offer mobile service, but expect to bring the RV in for most repairs.
The listing does not show warranty work as a feature. They do have insurance and parts, so ask them directly about your warranty. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any work starts to avoid surprises.