Happy Daze RV's Service & Collision Center
Gilroy RV shop with a 23,000 sq ft indoor facility, collision center, and mobile service. Rated 4.9 stars.
Gilroy RV owners know the wind can whip an awning into next week. Two shops here handle awning repair, and both do warranty work. One is a full collision center that also fixes fridges; the other is a mobile tech who covers roofs and A/C too. With 12 more shops nearby, you have options.
Gilroy RV shop with a 23,000 sq ft indoor facility, collision center, and mobile service. Rated 4.9 stars.
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Awning problems range from a torn fabric to a bent arm or a motor that quit. The two Gilroy shops that list awning repair both handle warranty claims, so if your rig is still covered, call with your VIN and policy number ready. Happy Daze RV's Service & Collision Center is a full shop with body and chassis work, while Bay Area RV Parts & Service is a mobile tech who can come to you for roof, A/C, and fridge issues too. Ask whether they replace fabric only or also straighten arms and check the spring tension. If you are stuck with a half-deployed awning, secure it with a strap before driving. Mobile techs often have a smaller selection of fabrics on the truck, so confirm the color and size are in stock before they head out. Shops may need to order parts, so a quick call saves a second trip.
Gilroy has one mobile tech among the two awning shops. Mobile service is handy when the awning will not retract or the RV cannot move. You will pay a service call, but you skip the drive. A shop like Happy Daze can handle bigger jobs such as collision damage or a full replacement, and they have the space to let the rig sit if a part is backordered. Bay Area RV Parts & Service also sells parts. For a simple fabric swap, either works. For a bent arm or a warranty claim that needs photos, a shop with a collision center may be better equipped. Ask about turnaround time before you commit.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as people get ready for trips. Call ahead, especially if you need work before a holiday weekend. For warranty work, get pre-approval from your provider; both Gilroy shops list warranty service, but they still need the claim opened. Ask if the shop handles insurance claims if the damage came from wind or a tree. The average rating here is 4.5 from 35 total reviews, so check recent reviews for wait times. While you are in, have them look at the roof seals and the awning rail. A small leak now can rot the wall later.
Two shops in Gilroy list awning repair, and both say they do warranty work. That gives you a choice between a full collision center and a mobile tech. If neither can fit you in, there are 12 more RV repair shops nearby.
Yes. The two awning shops also handle fridge repair, and one covers mobile service, roof, and A/C. So you can often get several fixes done in one visit. Ask when you book so they set aside enough time.
One of the two Gilroy awning shops is a mobile tech, so they can come to you. They may not carry every fabric or part, so call first and describe the problem. If it is a simple repair, mobile is convenient.
Ask if they handle your warranty, whether the needed parts are in stock, and how long the repair will take. For mobile service, confirm the service call fee and if they can get the right fabric. Also ask if they check the awning rail and roof seals while there.