Apache Village RV Center
Family-owned Hazelwood RV dealer and repair shop, rated 4.8 from nearly 700 reviews, selling Jayco, Keystone and Fleetwood.
A torn awning can ruin a trip fast. Hazelwood has one shop that handles RV awning repair, plus a dozen more nearby. The local shop, Apache Village RV Center, carries a 4.8 rating from nearly 700 reviews. That tells you they've seen their share of storm-damaged awnings. If yours is flapping or stuck, you're not stuck without options.
Family-owned Hazelwood RV dealer and repair shop, rated 4.8 from nearly 700 reviews, selling Jayco, Keystone and Fleetwood.
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Awning repair is rarely a one-size job. Sometimes it's just replacing a torn fabric panel; other times the arms or the roller tube are bent. Apache Village RV Center stocks parts, which can save you a wait. They're also open weekends, handy if you're passing through. Call ahead with your awning model and the problem. Ask if the part is in stock. If it's not, they can order it, but you'll want to know the timeline before you plan around it. If your awning won't retract, don't force it. A stuck awning can turn a small fix into a bigger bill. Describe the symptom clearly when you call.
There are no mobile awning techs listed in Hazelwood itself, so you'll likely need to bring the rig in. That's fine for most awning work, which is easier on a flat bay floor. If your RV can't move safely, call around to nearby towns; the twelve nearby shops may include mobile options. Just ask. For awnings, though, shop work is often the better bet because they can test the fabric tension and arm alignment properly. Book ahead in spring, when everyone discovers their awning didn't survive winter.
None of the listed shops advertise warranty work in this data, but that doesn't mean they won't do it. If your awning is under warranty, call first and ask about pre-approval. Get the claim number before any work starts. Otherwise you might pay upfront and chase reimbursement. Also, ask about sealant checks while the awning is off. Many leaks start at the awning rail. A little preventive goop now can save a ceiling stain later. And if you're storing outside, check the fabric for mildew after heavy rain.
There is 1 shop in Hazelwood that does RV awning repair. If you widen the search, 12 more are nearby. That gives you options if the local shop is booked or you need a second opinion.
Apache Village RV Center has a 4.8 rating from 694 reviews. They handle both fridge and awning repair, and they stock parts. They're also open on weekends, which helps if you're traveling through.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Hazelwood. The nearby shops might offer mobile service, so call and ask. For awning work, a shop visit is usually better since they can test the mechanism properly.
Yes, especially in spring and early summer. That's when everyone finds winter damage. Call ahead, describe the problem, and ask if the parts are in stock. A little planning can save you a long wait.