Fred Murtha Home & RV
RV repair shop in Harwich, MA with a 2.4-star rating from 9 Google reviews; mixed feedback on service and responsiveness.
A torn awning is one of those problems that turns a small job into a big one fast, especially when the fabric starts flapping on the highway. Harwich has one shop listed for awning work, and it also handles roofs, A/C and fridges. That range matters, since the same storm that rips the fabric often finds a seam or a vent up top.
RV repair shop in Harwich, MA with a 2.4-star rating from 9 Google reviews; mixed feedback on service and responsiveness.
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Fred Murtha Home & RV is the single Harwich entry for awning repair, and it covers a lot more than canvas: roof, A/C and fridge work too. The rating sits at 2.4 across 9 reviews, so read them before you book and ask what the job actually involves. A shop that does four trades can be handy when a leak and a sagging awning are the same call. Call ahead, describe the damage with a photo if you can, and ask whether the replacement fabric or hardware is in stock or needs ordering. Spring fills up first, so earlier is better.
Harwich has no mobile awning techs listed, which means the rig likely needs to go to the shop rather than the other way around. If the awning is stuck out and won't retract, say so on the phone. A partly deployed awning is a wind catch, and driving it is a bad idea. Ask about tie-down options or a temporary strap so you can move it safely. Also ask whether the shop pulls the whole roller assembly or just re-stitches the fabric, since that changes how long you are without the RV.
Warranty work is flagged as not offered here, so check with your own awning maker about pre-approval before anything is ordered. Ask if the shop will work with your warranty on parts. Get the estimate in writing, and ask whether the old fabric comes back to you. On anything with a motor, ask them to test the arms and the spring tension, not just the canvas. If the roof is also suspect, have them look while the awning is off, since access is easier then. Six other shops sit nearby if the wait is long.
One shop in Harwich is listed for awning repair. Six more are listed nearby, so if the local wait is long you have options within a reasonable drive. Call around before committing to a date.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Harwich. Plan on taking the RV to the shop, and if the awning won't retract, ask about a temporary strap so the drive is safe.
The single Harwich shop carries a 2.4 rating from 9 reviews. Read the reviews yourself and ask specific questions about the job, since one shop's experience can vary by task.
The Harwich shop also lists roof, A/C and fridge work, so ask them to inspect the roof and seams while the awning is removed. That is the easiest time to catch a leak before it spreads.