RVFix of Great Falls
RV repair shop in Great Falls, MT with mobile service, virtual tech help, and a 4.9-star rating from 59 reviews.
Great Falls, MT
RV Awning & Slide-Out Repair in Great Falls, MT
A ripped awning fabric or a slide-out that won't budge can end a trip fast. Great Falls has five RV awning and slide-out repair shops, and three of them will come to you. The average rating is 4.7, so you're not rolling the dice. We've pulled the details on the top outfits, from mobile techs to full-service centers, so you can pick the right call.
5Shops listed
4.7★Average Google rating
3Do warranty work
RV repair shops in Great Falls
Auto & RV solutions
Veteran-owned Great Falls shop doing RV and auto repair plus detailing, with a 5.0 rating across 15 Google reviews.
Martin's RV Service Center
Great Falls RV shop since 1969 handling roof, AC, awning, collision and custom work, rated 4.7 stars.
Bish's RV of Great Falls
Full-service RV dealer in Great Falls with sales, service, parts, and propane, rated 4.5 stars from 516 reviews.
Fleet Truck and RV Repair
Great Falls repair shop for RVs, trucks and trailers, open around the clock with 4.4 stars from 250 reviews.
Mobile techs and shop work
Three of the five shops in Great Falls offer mobile service, which is a big deal when your slide-out is stuck halfway out and driving is a bad idea. RVFix of Great Falls (4.9 stars, 59 reviews) runs mobile calls and also handles A/C and awning work, with parts on hand and warranty approval. Auto & RV solutions is another mobile option with a perfect 5.0 from 15 reviews, plus generator and chassis service and weekend hours. If you can get the rig to a shop, Martin's RV Service Center and Bish's RV of Great Falls have the space and equipment for bigger jobs. Ask whether the tech brings the right fabric or hardware or needs to order it first.
What to ask before you book
Awning and slide-out repairs often hinge on parts. A common fabric size or a standard slide motor might be in stock, but oddball hardware can take days. Call ahead and ask if they have the part or can get it quickly. If you're under warranty, confirm the shop does warranty work; three of the five here do, including RVFix and Bish's. For slide-outs, describe the symptom plainly: does it grind, stop halfway, or leak when closed? For awnings, note whether the arms are bent or just the fabric is torn. That helps the shop decide between a mobile call and a shop visit.
Big shops and specialty options
Bish's RV of Great Falls is the volume player, with 516 reviews and a 4.5 rating. They handle mobile, roof, A/C, and awning work, plus warranty, insurance, body, and generator service. If your awning damage came from a storm or a collision, their insurance and body experience matters. Martin's RV Service Center (4.7 stars, 53 reviews) also does roof and A/C work and takes insurance, which is handy if a leaky roof and a bad awning are related. Fleet Truck and RV Repair (4.4 stars, 250 reviews) is another shop option with warranty and generator service. For straightforward slide-out adjustments, a mobile tech like RVFix or Auto & RV solutions can often fix it in your driveway.
Specialists in Great Falls
Nearby cities
- Helena, MT (2, 64 mi)
Questions people ask
How many RV awning and slide-out repair shops are in Great Falls?
There are 5 shops in Great Falls that handle RV awning and slide-out repair. Three of them offer mobile service, and all five list awning repair among their services. The average rating across the group is 4.7 stars.
Which shops in Great Falls do warranty work?
Three of the five shops do warranty work: RVFix of Great Falls, Bish's RV of Great Falls, and Fleet Truck and RV Repair. If your rig is under an extended warranty, call first and have your policy number ready so they can check coverage before you haul it in.
Can a mobile tech fix my slide-out at my campsite?
Often, yes. Mobile techs handle many slide-out adjustments and awning fabric swaps on site. But if the repair needs a special part or a lot of disassembly, they may ask you to bring it to the shop. Call ahead and describe the problem so they can bring the right tools and parts.
What should I check on my awning before a trip?
Look for small tears, loose stitching, and worn or bent arms. Check the fabric where it meets the coach for pulling or rot. Cleaning and treating the fabric a couple times a year helps it last. If you see damage, get it fixed before a long drive, since wind can turn a small tear into a full replacement.