Camping World RV Collision Center
Harrisburg RV collision and body shop handling roof and camper repairs, with staff reviewers often call friendly.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you ignore it. Ours flapped all the way home from the lake one summer, and by then the fabric had ripped at the seam. Harrisburg has one shop listed for awning repair, and it handles roof and fridge work too, which helps when the leak that soaked your cushion started up top.
Harrisburg RV collision and body shop handling roof and camper repairs, with staff reviewers often call friendly.
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The local list is thin: one shop in Harrisburg does awning repair, and it carries a 3.8 average rating from 8 reviews. That shop also works on roofs and fridges, so if the awning pulled loose and took some sealant with it, you can get both looked at in one trip. Another 12 shops and mobile techs sit within reach of town, and several handle the same kind of fabric, arm and roller work. Call first and ask what they have in stock, because arms and roller tubes are the parts that stall a repair while the rig sits.
Awning repair usually means a shop, since replacing fabric or a bent arm takes a bay and a couple of helpers. Mobile techs are a better fit for smaller fixes like a broken latch or a motor that quit, and they save you the drive. Ask on the phone which one your job needs. If you are heading out soon, say so. Spring and early summer book up fast around here, and a shop that knows you leave Friday will tell you straight whether it can be done.
Roll the awning out at home if it still moves and take a photo of the damage, then send it ahead. It saves a lot of guessing. If the fabric is shredded and flapping, tie it down before you drive, because a loose arm can whip a mirror or a window. Ask whether the shop does warranty work; the one listed here does not, so check with your awning maker on pre-approval before anyone orders parts. And while it is in, have them look at the roof sealant where the awning mounts, since that joint is a common leak point.
One shop in Harrisburg is listed for awning repair, with a 3.8 average rating from 8 reviews. It also handles roof and fridge work. If that one cannot fit you in, 12 more shops and mobile techs are within reach of town.
No mobile awning specialists are listed in Harrisburg itself, so plan on a shop visit for fabric or arm replacement. Mobile techs nearby can still handle smaller items, and it is worth asking when you call.
The Harrisburg shop listed here does not do warranty work, so call your awning manufacturer first and get pre-approval before parts are ordered. That keeps the cost clear before anyone starts.
Call as soon as you know the trip date. Spring and early summer fill up, and awning parts like arms and roller tubes sometimes need ordering. Ask whether the part is in stock before you schedule the drop-off.