D & J Truck and RV Repair
Diesel truck and RV repair shop in Glen Gardner, NJ, rated 5.0 from 16 reviews for friendly, knowledgeable service.
An awning that won't roll up, sags in the middle, or tears at the arm mount is the kind of problem that turns a weekend trip into a wrestling match. In Glen Gardner you have one shop that handles awning work, rated 5.0 from 16 reviews, and roughly a dozen more options within reach. Here's how to sort out the repair without losing a whole season to it.
Diesel truck and RV repair shop in Glen Gardner, NJ, rated 5.0 from 16 reviews for friendly, knowledgeable service.
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D & J Truck and RV Repair is the shop in town that lists awning service, and it also does refrigerator work, chassis jobs and parts. A 5.0 average across 16 reviews is a small sample, but it's a good sign, and it means people went back to write something. Call before you drive over and describe exactly what the awning is doing: fabric torn near the roller, arm that won't lock, motor that grinds and stops. Ask whether they want the RV or just photos first. Awning arms and fabric are often order-in parts, so a quick stock check saves you a second trip.
With 12 more shops in the surrounding area, Glen Gardner owners aren't stuck if the local one is booked out or doesn't stock your awning brand. The trade-off is usually distance and wait time, not quality. Before you commit to a farther shop, ask two things: whether they've done your awning model before, and how long the part takes to arrive. Late spring is when everyone remembers their awning is broken, so appointments tighten up fast. If a shop can't quote a date for the part, that's your answer. Mobile techs are worth asking about for awning arm swaps and fabric work, though the local listing here doesn't include one. Some shops will send a truck out for simple jobs.
Check your warranty paperwork first. No shop in this Glen Gardner listing advertises warranty work, so if your awning is under a manufacturer or extended plan, call the plan and get pre-approval before any repair starts. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and argue later. Also ask what happens if the new fabric or arm doesn't fit the first time, and get the answer before the RV goes in. One more habit worth keeping: once the awning is fixed, rinse and dry the fabric before rolling it up, and check the arm mounts and sealant at the rail a couple of times a year. Most awning failures start small.
One shop in Glen Gardner lists awning service, D & J Truck and RV Repair. Another 12 shops in the surrounding area are listed, so you have fallback options if the local shop is booked or can't get your part.
It holds a 5.0 average from 16 reviews. That's a small sample, so read a few of the reviews yourself and look for comments about awning or fabric work specifically, not just general repairs.
Simple arm or fabric swaps can sometimes be done on site, which saves you the drive. Motor and roller problems often need a shop with power and parts on hand. Ask either way whether they've worked on your awning brand before.
None of the shops in this Glen Gardner listing advertise warranty work. Call your awning or RV warranty provider first and get pre-approval before any repair begins, so you know what's covered and what you'll pay.