Five Star Truck & Trailer Repair
Fort Morgan truck and trailer shop that also handles RVs, campers and fifth wheels, with a 4.4 rating from 45 reviews.
Fort Morgan, CO
RV awning repair in Fort Morgan, Colorado
A torn awning is one of those problems that goes from annoying to urgent fast, especially when the wind picks up on the plains east of Denver. Fort Morgan has two shops and mobile techs that handle awning work, and the average rating across them is 4.7. One of the two is a mobile tech, which matters if the rig is sitting at a campground or your driveway and the awning won't roll up.
Discover RV Awning Repair in Fort Morgan, CO
2Shops listed
4.7★Average Google rating
2More within 30 miles
RV repair shops in Fort Morgan
Dacko & Son's L.L.C. fm
Mobile truck and RV repair in Fort Morgan. By appointment, most jobs done at your location. 5.0 stars from 3 reviews.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Fort Morgan. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Ally RV Mobile Repair
Mobile RV repair in Wiggins, CO with 4.6 stars from 19 reviews. Knowledgeable tech praised for honesty and quality work.
Nathan's RV Service & Repair
Family-owned RV repair shop in Weldona, CO, handling the house side of RVs, with friendly service and strong reviews.
Shop or driveway, your call
Five Star Truck & Trailer Repair is the bigger operation, with 45 reviews and a 4.4 rating, and it handles A/C and fridge work alongside awnings. Dacko & Son's L.L.C. fm is the mobile option, rated 5.0 on just 3 reviews, so treat that score as a small sample rather than a guarantee. Mobile work is worth asking about when the awning is stuck out and you can't safely tow. Call ahead and describe the failure: fabric torn, arm bent, motor dead, tube not retracting. The answer decides whether a tech comes to you or you bring the RV in.
What to say on the phone
Awning repairs often stall on parts. Arms, torsion springs and fabric come in specific lengths and colors, so ask whether the shop stocks what your awning needs or has to order it. A shop that has to order may still beat a shop that guesses. Neither Fort Morgan business advertises warranty work, so if your awning is under an extended service plan, get pre-approval from the plan before anyone touches it. And if the awning failed in a windstorm, take photos of the damage and the weather before you call. It helps with claims and with the repair estimate.
Before you head out
Fort Morgan sits along I-76, and the wind out here does not forgive a loose awning. If you're mid-trip and the fabric is flapping, roll it up and secure the arms with straps before driving, even if it means skipping the scenic route. Spring and early summer are busy for RV shops, so book ahead if you can. While the rig is in, have someone check the roof seals, since a leak and a sagging awning often show up in the same season. Dacko & Son's lists chassis work too, useful if the awning damage came with a bigger problem.
Specialists in Fort Morgan
Nearby cities
- Wiggins, CO (1, 14 mi)
- Weldona, CO (1, 18 mi)
- Briggsdale, CO (1, 30 mi)
- Greeley, CO (3, 50 mi)
- Fort Lupton, CO (2, 51 mi)
- Eaton, CO (1, 52 mi)
- Brighton, CO (4, 53 mi)
- Mead, CO (1, 59 mi)
RV repair guides
Questions people ask
How many RV awning repair options are in Fort Morgan?
There are 2 awning repair businesses in Fort Morgan, and 1 of them is a mobile tech. Two more shops are listed nearby. The average rating across the local options is 4.7, based on a mix of a long review history and a very short one.
Can a mobile tech fix my awning at the campground?
Dacko & Son's L.L.C. fm is the mobile option in town, so call and describe the problem first. A stuck or torn awning is often repairable on site, but a bent arm or a part that has to be ordered may mean a return visit. Ask what the tech carries on the truck.
Do these shops do warranty work?
Neither Fort Morgan awning business lists warranty work as a service. If your awning is covered by an extended plan, contact the plan for pre-approval before the repair and ask the shop whether it will bill the plan directly or expects payment from you up front.
How do I keep an awning from failing again?
Roll it in when wind builds, even a light gusty afternoon on the plains. Check the arms and the fabric attachment points each season, and have the roof seals looked at while the RV is in the shop. Small tears caught early cost less than a full fabric replacement.