Lakeshore Custom RV
Family-run RV repair shop in Iuka, MS with a 4.9-star rating from 30 reviews for timely, quality work.
Iuka sits close enough to Pickwick and the Tennessee line that a torn awning always seems to happen on a windy afternoon. If yours is flapping, stuck, or not rolling back in, one shop in town handles awning work, and nine more sit within driving distance. The local shop rates 4.9 from 30 reviews, which is the kind of number that comes from people who actually showed up.
Family-run RV repair shop in Iuka, MS with a 4.9-star rating from 30 reviews for timely, quality work.
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Lakeshore Custom RV covers awnings along with A/C and fridge repair, rated 4.9 across 30 reviews. That mix of work matters: a shop that fixes awnings and appliances is used to diagnosing rather than just swapping parts. Ask whether the fabric or the arms are the problem before you haul the rig over, and ask if the replacement part is in stock. Awning motors and arms rarely sit on a shelf, so a phone call saves a second trip. If the awning is torn but the arms still work, a mobile tech can sometimes patch or re-roll it where you park. That beats towing a rig with a loose awning flapping in the wind, which is how tubes get bent.
This part of Mississippi has no mobile awning techs listed, so the work happens at a shop. For a full replacement, that is usually the right setup anyway: an awning needs a solid, level surface and a second set of hands, and a shop has both. Plan on leaving the RV for part of a day, more if a part has to be ordered. Book ahead in spring, when everyone remembers their awning before the first camping trip. If you are passing through on Highway 72, call before you detour into town.
Get the awning fully retracted if you can, even if that means tying it off for the drive. Check whether the damage is fabric, the roller tube, the arms, or the motor, since each one changes the repair and how long it takes. Mention the RV make, model, and awning brand when you call, and ask whether your warranty requires pre-approval. A quick look at the roof sealant near the awning rail is worth doing too, because a leak there is a separate fix from an awning problem.
One shop is listed in Iuka itself, Lakeshore Custom RV, rated 4.9 from 30 reviews. Another nine shops are within driving distance, so a short trip widens your choices if the local shop is booked.
No mobile awning techs are listed in Iuka. Plan on shop work instead, which suits awnings anyway since replacement needs a level surface and room to stretch the fabric out.
No shop here is listed as a warranty shop, so ask before you book. Have your policy or warranty paperwork handy and get pre-approval if your coverage requires it.
Yes. Ask what the shop stocks and whether your part has to be ordered. Give the RV make and awning brand on the phone, and confirm the wait, especially in spring when awning appointments fill up.