Ultimate RVS
RV repair shop in Fletcher, Ohio, rated 4.5 stars, handling AC, battery and electrical work.
Fletcher is small enough that a torn awning sends you looking beyond town. There is one awning shop here and about twelve more nearby, averaging 4.5 stars. The local outfit, Ultimate RVS, also handles A/C and fridge work, which matters when one trip can cover two problems. Rolled-up canvas and a bent arm are the usual culprits; call before the next rain rolls in.
RV repair shop in Fletcher, Ohio, rated 4.5 stars, handling AC, battery and electrical work.
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Awning trouble is rarely mysterious. The fabric frays along the fold, the pull strap tears off, or one spring arm stops locking after a windy week. Sometimes a limb does the damage and the roller tube bends. For smaller stuff, dropping the whole RV at a shop feels like overkill. The awning shop here works on A/C and fridges too, so bundle the jobs and save a trip. The nearby towns carry the rest of the repair load, about twelve shops in all. Spring and early summer book up fast, so call ahead rather than showing up.
Awnings are one of the few repairs a mobile tech can often handle in your driveway, since most of the work happens outside. There is no mobile awning tech listed here, though nearby coverage may reach Fletcher. Ask when you call. A shop is the better bet for a bent roller tube or a full replacement, where the awning has to come off and the new one has to be measured and mounted. If the RV is already in for something else, have the awning looked at in the same visit. That saves a second trip.
None of the listings here confirm they do warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before anyone touches it. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock. A common arm or standard fabric often ships quickly; a color or size that has to be ordered can sit for a while, and that is time with the awning unusable. Ratings here average 4.5, but the sample is small, so read the reviews and ask how long the job will take.
One awning shop is listed in Fletcher, and roughly twelve more are nearby. Ultimate RVS is the local one, rated 4.5 from 8 reviews.
Yes. Ultimate RVS does A/C and refrigerator work along with awnings, so you can often combine repairs in one visit instead of making two trips.
No mobile awning tech is listed in Fletcher itself. Some nearby shops may send a tech to you, so ask when you call. Larger jobs like a bent roller tube usually need the shop.
None of the local listings confirm warranty work, so call the awning manufacturer first and get pre-approval. Then ask the shop whether they will work with that approval before booking.