That Trailer Guy
Dundee RV repair shop with a 4.8-star rating from 118 reviewers, praised for quick fixes and fair prices.
An awning that won't roll up or a fabric tear from a wind gust can ruin a trip fast. In Dundee, you have one shop that handles awning repair, and 12 more nearby. The local outfit earns a 4.8 average rating. That Trailer Guy is the name to know, covering mobile calls and a range of fixes from roof to fridge. Book ahead when the weather warms and everyone remembers their awning at once.
Dundee RV repair shop with a 4.8-star rating from 118 reviewers, praised for quick fixes and fair prices.
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Most awning problems come down to the fabric, the arms, or the roller tube. Spring arms lose tension, fabric cracks at the seams, and motors quit after a few seasons. A shop will check the mounting brackets and the rail that holds the fabric to the RV. If the fabric is torn but the hardware is fine, a patch or replacement fabric might do it. Motor issues sometimes mean a new motor or just a fuse. Ask what part is needed and whether it's in stock before you drop the RV off. That trailer guy can often handle it in a day if the part is on the shelf.
A mobile tech comes to your campsite or driveway, which saves you a tow or a long drive. That Trailer Guy offers mobile service, so if your awning won't retract all the way, you might not have to move the rig. Mobile work is great for adjustments, minor fabric fixes, and diagnosing electrical gremlins. Big fabric replacements or bent arms might need a shop with more space and tools. In Dundee, you've got one local option, so call early to see how they schedule mobile calls. Spring fills up fast when everyone dewinters their RV.
Don't wait for a small tear to become a full fabric failure. A flap of awning fabric slapping in the wind can damage the side of your RV or tear the rail off. If you see fraying at the corners or the arms don't lock, get it checked. The same goes for a motor that sounds strained. And if you're heading out on a trip, test the awning before you leave. There are 12 other shops nearby if the local one is booked, but availability drops when the sun comes out. A quick call can save you a week of waiting.
Dundee has one shop that lists awning repair, That Trailer Guy, with a 4.8 average rating from 118 reviews. If that shop is booked, there are 12 more nearby that may handle awnings.
Yes, That Trailer Guy offers mobile service along with roof, A/C, fridge, and awning repair. That means they can come to your location for some awning issues, though larger jobs might need the shop.
Look at the fabric for tears or weak spots, test the arms for tension, and listen to the motor. Note whether the awning rolls up evenly. Tell the shop what you find so they can bring the right parts.
Book as soon as you notice a problem, especially in spring and summer when shops get busy. A quick call can get you on the schedule before the rush. Mobile slots fill up fast.