Willie B RV
Easley RV coach and camper repair shop with a 4.9-star rating from 70 reviews, known for fair pricing and quick response.
A torn awning fabric or a bent arm is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you leave it, especially with Upstate weather rolling through. Easley has 2 shops that list awning work, and another 12 in the surrounding area, averaging 4.8 stars. Nobody here is a dedicated awning specialist, so pick a shop that handles a few systems and ask about fabric lead times before you drop the rig off.
Easley RV coach and camper repair shop with a 4.9-star rating from 70 reviews, known for fair pricing and quick response.
RV repair shop in Easley, SC with a 4.8-star rating from 32 reviews, praised for friendly service and honest work.
Within a short drive of Easley. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Greenville, SC with a 5.0 rating from 145 reviews. AC, roof, awning, and electrical work.
Greenville RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.8-star rating from 140 reviews, praised for fair pricing and responsive staff.
Conversion shop in Greenville offering system retrofits, upgrades and technical packages for DIY camper builds.
Mobile RV repair in Greenville, SC, rated 4.9 stars. Reviewers praise Sam's knowledge and fair pricing.
Mobile RV repair in Greenville, SC, rated 4.8 stars. Roof, AC, awning and electrical work, 24/7 emergency calls.
Mobile RV repair serving Upstate South Carolina, veteran owned, 5.0 stars from 111 reviews.
Family-owned Pendleton RV shop with mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 49 Google reviews.
Pendleton RV dealer and repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 32 reviews, praised for honest sales and knowledgeable service.
Mobile RV repair serving Oconee and Pickens County, rated 5.0 by 60 reviewers for fast response and honest answers.
Family-run Anderson RV dealer with 45 years in the business, handling sales, service, parts and transport.
RV furnace and AC repair in Simpsonville, SC, with mobile service and a 4.0 Google rating from four reviews.
Mobile RV and camper repair in Belton, SC, rated 4.6 stars, with reviewers praising same-day service and clear explanations.
Willie B RV carries the stronger reputation, 4.9 stars from 70 reviews, and lists roof, A/C, fridge and awning work with body, chassis and parts on hand. Palmetto RV Solutions LLC sits at 4.8 stars from 32 reviews and covers A/C, fridge and awning. That mix matters if your trip involves more than the awning. A shop with a parts counter can often order a replacement arm or roller tube the same week, which beats a two-week wait on a mail-order fabric. Both are shops, not mobile techs, so plan to tow or drive the RV in. Ask whether they want the awning extended when you arrive, and confirm the fabric color and length before anyone orders.
Most awning damage starts with wind or a rain pool that stretched the canvas and tweaked an arm. A shop that already handles roofs and A/C tends to catch the related problems, like a torn membrane where the awning rail meets the roof or a drip that found its way inside. Willie B RV's roof listing is worth noting since a leak above the awning rail is a common culprit. Get the rail and sealant checked while the fabric is off, because doing both at once saves a second trip and a second labor charge.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as people prep for trips, so call ahead rather than showing up. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock and how long the job should take. Warranty pre-approval is worth a phone call too, since neither local shop is flagged for warranty work, so confirm coverage before the repair starts if you bought an extended plan. Pickens and Greenville are close enough to widen the search if Easley is booked out.
Two shops list awning repair in Easley, and 12 more are within reach in the surrounding area. The local pair averages 4.8 stars. Both also handle A/C and fridge work, which helps if the same trip turned up more than one problem.
The local listings show no mobile techs, so plan on a shop visit. That usually means extending the awning on arrival and leaving the RV for the day. If mobility is the issue, ask the shop how they handle drop-off before you book.
Neither is flagged for warranty work, so call ahead if you have a service plan. Get pre-approval before any repair starts, and ask what documentation the plan wants. Otherwise budget for the work out of pocket and keep the receipt for later claims.
Ask whether the fabric or arm is in stock, how long the job takes, and whether they will check the awning rail and sealant while the fabric is off. Confirm the fabric color and length first. A rail leak caught early saves a second visit.