Collision Solutions Truck Repair
Des Moines truck shop handling RV collision repair, fiberglass, paint and body work, rated 5.0 from 29 reviews.
A torn awning is one of those problems that goes from annoying to expensive fast, especially when an Iowa wind grabs it on I-35. In Des Moines you have one shop that handles awning work, rated 5.0 from 29 reviews, with 12 more awning options within reach. Here is how to think about getting that fabric, arm or roller fixed without wasting a trip.
Des Moines truck shop handling RV collision repair, fiberglass, paint and body work, rated 5.0 from 29 reviews.
Within a short drive of Des Moines. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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The one Des Moines shop listed for awning repair is Collision Solutions Truck Repair, which also does fridge work and takes on warranty and insurance jobs. That mix matters. Awning damage often travels with body or chassis damage, so having one shop that can look at the arm, the roller tube and the mounting points together saves you a second appointment. Call before you drive over. Ask whether they replace fabric only or rebuild the hardware, and whether the part is in stock. A bent arm ordered from a supplier can sit for a week, and your rig is stuck waiting.
None of the Des Moines awning listings are mobile techs, so plan on bringing the RV in rather than having someone come to your storage lot. That is normal for awning work. Fabric replacement and arm swaps take space and a ladder, and a shop wants the unit where it can open the awning fully and check the spring tension. If your RV cannot move because the awning is hanging loose, say so on the phone. Some shops will give you advice on securing it for the drive. Bungee cords and a strap around the rolled-up fabric get a lot of people to the shop safely.
Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so book ahead once the snow clears. The same goes for the weeks before a holiday weekend. A shop with one awning slot fills up quickly, and the 12 nearby options are worth calling if Des Moines is booked out. Since the local shop does warranty work, dig out your paperwork before you go. Ask whether the awning manufacturer needs pre-approval before the repair starts, and get that answered before anyone orders parts. Insurance can come into play too if the damage came from a storm or a collision, so take photos of the damage before you touch anything.
One shop in Des Moines is listed for RV awning repair, rated 5.0 from 29 reviews. Another 12 awning options sit nearby if the local shop cannot fit you in or does not handle your brand.
None of the Des Moines awning listings are mobile techs, so expect to bring the RV to a shop. Awning work needs room to extend the fabric and check the arms, which is hard to do in a tight storage row.
The Des Moines shop listed here does warranty and insurance work. Ask about manufacturer pre-approval before parts are ordered, and photograph the damage first if a storm or collision caused it.
It depends on whether the shop replaces fabric or rebuilds the arms and roller. Ask on the phone whether the parts are in stock. If they have to be ordered, the RV may sit for days, so get that answer before you drop it off.