Andrus Rv
Highlands RV repair shop with a 2.1-star rating from 14 reviews, covering AC, electrical, and refrigeration work.
An awning that won't roll up is the kind of problem that turns a good trip sour fast, and Highlands has one shop that handles the repair. Andrus Rv takes on awning, A/C and fridge work, and it does warranty jobs. The rating sits at 2.1 across 14 reviews, so read a few before you hand over the keys. Twelve more shops sit within reach if you want a second opinion.
Highlands RV repair shop with a 2.1-star rating from 14 reviews, covering AC, electrical, and refrigeration work.
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Andrus Rv is the one awning shop in Highlands, and it also handles A/C and refrigerator repair, which helps when one trip turns up two problems. It carries parts and works with insurance and warranty claims. Service ratings here sit at 2.1 from 14 reviews, so ask direct questions when you call. Ask what the shop thinks is wrong, whether the arm, the roller tube or the fabric is the culprit, and whether the part is on the shelf. If the answer is vague, that tells you something.
A torn fabric or a bent arm usually means driving to a shop, since the work needs space and a ladder. A stuck motor or a slow retract can sometimes be handled where the RV sits. There are no mobile techs listed in Highlands itself, but the wider area holds 12 other options, and some of them may travel. Ask on the phone whether they come to you, what they charge to show up, and whether they carry common awning parts on the truck. If your rig is set up at a park and the awning won't move, a mobile call saves you a white-knuckle drive with a loose arm flapping.
One shop here does warranty work, which matters if your awning is newer or the damage came from a storm. Before anyone starts, call your warranty provider or insurer and get approval. Ask the shop to send photos and an estimate, and keep the paperwork. Many policies want to approve the repair before parts are ordered, and a shop that knows the drill will help you with that. If you are paying yourself, get the estimate in writing first, including labor, so there are no surprises when you pick the rig up.
There is 1 awning repair shop in Highlands. Andrus Rv also handles A/C and refrigerator work and does warranty jobs. It carries parts and works with insurance claims, so it can cover more than one problem on the same visit.
The wider area has 12 nearby options beyond the one Highlands shop. That gives you room for a second estimate or a different specialty if the first shop is booked, which happens in spring.
Andrus Rv sits at 2.1 from 14 reviews. That is mixed, so ask specific questions about your awning when you call and read a few reviews before you commit to the work.
No mobile techs are listed in Highlands itself, though some of the 12 nearby options may travel. Ask on the phone whether they come to your site and what they charge to show up before you book.