Noes Rv repair
Enid RV repair shop and mobile tech handling roof resealing, AC, and electrical work, rated 4.3 by reviewers.
A torn awning or a motor that won't retract can ruin a trip fast. Enid has two shops that handle RV awning repair, with an average rating of 4.2. One of them also does mobile work, so you can sometimes get help without moving the rig. We've pulled together the details on both, plus some practical advice from people who've been through it.
Enid RV repair shop and mobile tech handling roof resealing, AC, and electrical work, rated 4.3 by reviewers.
Enid RV repair shop with mobile, roof and AC service, a parts counter, and a 4.2-star rating from 66 reviews.
The two shops in town handle the usual awning problems: torn fabric, broken arms, and motors that quit. Arnold's RV Parts & Services has a parts counter, which can speed things up if you need a new roller tube or end cap. Noes Rv repair is mobile, so they can come to you for some jobs. That's handy if the awning is stuck out and you can't safely drive. For bigger repairs, the shop is usually the better bet because they have the space and tools. Either way, call ahead and ask if they have the parts for your awning model in stock. Ask if they do warranty work. One of the two does, so if your awning is still covered, start there and get pre-approval before any work begins.
If your awning won't retract or is hanging loose, a mobile tech can often secure it or fix it on site. That saves you a white-knuckle drive. Noes Rv repair offers mobile service, and they also handle roof, A/C, and fridge work. For a full replacement or major fabric repair, a shop with a parts department is usually more practical. Arnold's RV Parts & Services has both warranty and parts, which makes them a good first call for newer rigs. Either way, describe the problem clearly on the phone and ask what they need to see. A photo of the damage can help them decide if it's a mobile job or a shop job.
Spring and early summer are busy for RV shops, so book ahead if you can. Ask whether the part is in stock; if not, find out how long it will take to order. For warranty work, get pre-approval from your provider before any repairs start. And while you're at it, have them look at the roof seals. A small leak can turn into a big problem, and both shops here also do roof repair. A quick inspection now can save you a lot of grief later.
There are 2 shops in Enid that handle RV awning repair. Both also work on roofs, A/C, and fridges, and one offers mobile service.
The average rating is 4.2 out of 5 based on customer reviews. Noes Rv repair has a 4.3, and Arnold's RV Parts & Services has a 4.2.
Yes, Noes Rv repair is a mobile tech, so they can come to you for some awning fixes. That's useful if your awning is stuck out and you can't drive.
One shop, Arnold's RV Parts & Services, does warranty work. Call ahead to confirm coverage and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repairs.