Sonny's RVs
Wyoming RV dealer and repair shop in Evansville with RVTI-certified mechanics, 4.4 stars from 454 reviews.
Evansville's two RV awning repair shops both rate 4.4 stars, and one handles warranty work. That matters when a torn awning or bent arm leaves you exposed to Wyoming wind and sun. The nearest alternative is an hour away, so book ahead and ask if the part is in stock before you drive over.
Wyoming RV dealer and repair shop in Evansville with RVTI-certified mechanics, 4.4 stars from 454 reviews.
Family-run Evansville RV dealer since 1948, rated 4.4 stars, known for honest sales and a solid parts department.
Within a short drive of Evansville. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Casper RV shop with a 5.0 rating, known for FlexArmor roofs and helping stranded travelers.
A flapping awning is more than an annoyance. It can tear free in a gust and damage the side of your rig. The two Evansville shops that work on awnings also handle fridges, and one does roofs, so you can group fixes. Sonny's RVs is certified, stocks parts, does warranty work, and is open weekends. Smith RV Sales and Service also carries parts. Call first to confirm they have your fabric or arm in stock. Most repairs are straightforward: replace a torn vinyl, re-stitch a seam, or swap a bent arm. If the roller tube is bent, expect a longer job. Mobile techs are scarce here, so plan on dropping off.
One of the two shops, Sonny's RVs, does warranty work, so check with your awning manufacturer before you go. Pre-approval can save a surprise bill. Spring and early summer are the busiest times, so call ahead. If you are just passing through, ask whether the shop can fit you in the same day. Evansville is small, and both shops have been around long enough to know the common failure points. Ask them to check the fabric for UV damage while they are in there; Wyoming sun is hard on vinyl.
If neither Evansville shop can take you, the nearest listed option is about an hour away. That is worth knowing before you start calling. For a simple fabric replacement, you might save time by ordering the part yourself and having a shop install it, but confirm they will work with customer-supplied parts. For roof or fridge issues alongside the awning, both Evansville shops can help, and one handles roof work. Just do not expect mobile service; none is listed here.
There are 2 shops in Evansville that repair RV awnings. Both also work on fridges, and one handles roof repairs. The nearest other option is about an hour away, so booking ahead is smart.
Yes, 1 of the 2 shops does warranty work. Sonny's RVs is the one listed with that feature, so check with your awning manufacturer for pre-approval before you go.
The average rating is 4.4 stars across the 2 shops. Sonny's RVs has 454 reviews and Smith RV Sales and Service has 243, so both have plenty of feedback to weigh.
No mobile techs are listed in Evansville, so a shop visit is your main choice. Mobile service can be convenient, but awning work often needs a stable work area and parts on hand, which shops provide.