Kunes RV of Janesville
Janesville RV dealer with mobile service, warranty repairs, and a 4.1-star rating from 351 reviews.
A ripped awning fabric is one of those problems that gets worse every time the wind picks up. In Janesville, two shops handle RV awning repair, and one of them is set up to take warranty work. If your roller tube is bent or the arms won't lock, get it looked at before a small tear turns into a full replacement.
Janesville RV dealer with mobile service, warranty repairs, and a 4.1-star rating from 351 reviews.
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The two Janesville shops both list awning repair alongside other jobs, so you can usually get fabric, arms and roller hardware handled in one visit. One of them, Kunes RV of Janesville, also does roof, fridge and mobile work and has certified techs on staff. The service side of the same name covers A/C, fridge and awnings but skips the mobile call-out. If you need someone to come to your storage lot or driveway, ask about mobile first. If the arm is bent or the tube is seized, plan on leaving the rig. Call ahead and describe the failure: a torn fabric patch is a quick fix, a full spring and arm replacement is not. Bring the awning model number if you have it. Sailor and Carefree parts are not universal, and a shop that knows the model can tell you over the phone whether the part sits on the shelf.
Kunes RV of Janesville is the one shop here with warranty listed as a feature, so if your awning is still covered, start there. Get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any work begins, because fabric and hardware coverage varies and shops can't always bill it back after the fact. Spring is the busy stretch for awning repairs as people de-winterize, so book early rather than the week before a trip. The area average rating across these shops is 4.1, which is solid but not a reason to skip the phone call. Ask how long the parts take to arrive before you commit.
Small punctures and seam pulls can be patched, and a shop will tell you straight if a patch will hold. Once the fabric is brittle, stitching is gone along the hem, or the vinyl has cracked across a fold, replacement makes more sense than another patch. Check the arms and roller while the fabric is off. A bent arm from a gust is common, and fixing it now beats discovering it on the road. Roof and awning damage often go together after storms, so have the roof sealant looked at during the same visit. That is a general habit worth keeping, not a comment on Janesville weather.
There are 2 awning repair shops listed in Janesville, with 12 more in nearby areas if you widen the search. Both Janesville shops also handle refrigerator work, so a single trip can cover more than the awning.
Yes. One of the two Janesville shops lists warranty work as a feature, so start there if your awning is still covered. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the shop starts, since coverage for fabric and hardware varies by plan.
One of the two Janesville shops offers mobile service. Mobile techs are a good fit for fabric tears and adjustments in place, but a bent roller tube or arm replacement usually needs the shop and its tools. Ask when you call.
Patch small punctures and seam pulls while the fabric is still flexible. Once the vinyl is cracked, the hem stitching is gone, or a tear keeps reopening, replacement is the better call. Have the arms and roller checked at the same time.