The RV Pros, Inc
Jurupa Valley RV repair shop rated 4.3 stars, handling roof, AC, body, electrical and warranty work.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse every time the wind picks up. In Jurupa Valley there is one shop that handles awning repair, and a dozen more mobile techs and shops sit within reach across the Inland Empire. The local shop also does roofs, A/C and fridges, which helps when one trip under the canopy turns up three things to fix.
Jurupa Valley RV repair shop rated 4.3 stars, handling roof, AC, body, electrical and warranty work.
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The RV Pros, Inc is the local name for awning work, rated 4.3 from 93 reviews. They also handle roof, A/C and fridge repairs, plus body and generator work, so a single visit can cover the awning fabric and the leak it let in. They do warranty work, which matters if your coach is still covered. Ask about the part before you drive over: awning arms, fabric and spring assemblies vary by brand, and a shop that has to order can lose you a week. If your awning is stuck half out, do not force the motor. Retract it by hand if the maker allows it and describe the symptom when you call.
About 12 more options sit near Jurupa Valley, and some of them are mobile techs who come to your storage spot or driveway. A mobile call makes sense for a fabric replacement, a bent arm or a roller that will not latch. It makes less sense for a full awning replacement that needs a second set of hands and a ladder setup. Ask the tech straight out whether they carry the fabric and hardware for your awning model, and confirm the travel charge before they head out. Spring is the busy stretch, so book a few days ahead if you can.
Awning fabric takes the sun here most of the year, and the seams and the roller cover are where it fails first. Once a season, open the awning fully, look along the seams and the valance, and check the arms for bends. Small pinholes and pulled stitching are cheaper to fix than a full fabric swap. The same visit is a good time to look at roof sealant, since a shop already set up for roof work can catch a leak before it reaches the ceiling. Call ahead about warranty pre-approval if your coverage applies.
One shop in Jurupa Valley lists awning repair, The RV Pros, Inc, rated 4.3 from 93 reviews. About 12 more shops and mobile techs are within reach nearby, so you have options if the local shop is booked.
Yes, one shop in Jurupa Valley does warranty work. Call first and ask about pre-approval from your warranty provider, since most plans want the repair authorized before the work starts.
Some nearby techs are mobile. A fabric swap or a bent arm is usually fine in a driveway. A full awning replacement is often easier at a shop with the right ladders and help, so ask what the tech can carry and do on site.
The RV Pros, Inc also lists roof, A/C and fridge repair, plus body and generator work. If your awning leak reached the ceiling or the A/C quit on the same trip, one visit can cover it.