The Camper Guys
RV repair shop in Keene, NH, specializing in solar systems and dry camping provisions with 24-hour emergency support.
A torn awning is the kind of repair that can't wait for a convenient weekend. One good gust and the fabric is shredded or the roller arm is bent, and suddenly your Keene trip has a problem. There's one awning shop in Keene and six more nearby, so you have choices without driving to the coast. Here's how to sort out who to call and what to ask before you hand over the keys.
RV repair shop in Keene, NH, specializing in solar systems and dry camping provisions with 24-hour emergency support.
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The Camper Guys is the local name to know in Keene for awning work, and they also handle A/C and fridge repairs, which helps if your trip turned up more than one problem. They advertise emergency service, so a jammed awning mid-season is worth a call. Ask straight out whether they stock the fabric and arms for your awning model or have to order them. That answer tells you more about timing than anything else. If they can't get to it, six nearby shops are within reach. One honest note: there are no customer ratings on file for the Keene shop, so you're going on a phone conversation rather than reviews. Ask how long they've been doing awning replacements and whether they've worked on your brand before.
Awning repair usually means shop work. Replacing fabric or a roller assembly takes space, ladders and a second set of hands, and most mobile techs won't carry a full awning in the van. A bent arm or a fabric tear is a drop-off job. A stuck motor or a switch that quit might be a mobile fix, since the tech can test the wiring where you're parked. None of the mobile techs in this Keene listing are tagged for awning work right now, so plan on bringing the rig in. Call first with your awning make, model and length.
Have your awning brand, model number and extended length ready before you dial. Shops order parts by those numbers, and a wrong fabric is a wasted week. Ask if the part is in stock or on order, and get a rough window in writing if you can. Spring and early summer book up fast around here, so call ahead rather than rolling in. If your rig is under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any work starts, or you may end up paying out of pocket. And while the awning is off, have them check the roof sealant along the mounting rail.
There is one awning shop in Keene, The Camper Guys, and six more nearby. That nearby count covers surrounding towns, so a short drive usually opens up options if the local shop is booked.
Yes, emergency service is listed among their features. They also handle A/C and refrigerator repair, so a single visit can cover more than one issue. Call and confirm they can fit you in.
Probably not for fabric or arm replacement, which needs shop space and parts. A motor or wiring fault might be a mobile job, but no mobile techs in this Keene listing are tagged for awning work. Plan on a shop visit.
Yes. Spring and early summer fill up as people get RVs ready for the season. Call with your awning make, model and length, ask if the part is in stock, and get warranty pre-approval if your rig is covered.