Apex Rv Sales & Service
RV repair shop in Kemp, TX handling roof, AC, plumbing and electrical work, plus RV transport.
Kemp is small enough that a torn awning or a jammed roller gets noticed fast. When the fabric flaps or the arms won't lock, you want somebody who has seen the same hardware before. Two shops in town handle awning work, and a dozen more are within a short drive. Call ahead, because spring fills their bays quickly.
RV repair shop in Kemp, TX handling roof, AC, plumbing and electrical work, plus RV transport.
RV repair shop in Kemp, Texas, for owners who need work done on their rig.
Within a short drive of Kemp. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Sun and wind do most of the damage. Fabric frays at the seams, the roller tube bends, and the arms lose tension. A storm that rolls in while the awning is out can twist the whole assembly. If you catch a small tear early, a patch may hold. But once the fabric separates from the rail, replacement is usually the answer. Ask the shop if they stock the fabric and hardware for your brand, or if they have to order it. That one question can save you a week of waiting.
Awning repair is mostly a shop job. The tech needs a bay to extend the awning fully and check the arms under load. Mobile techs in this area are scarce, and none of the Kemp listings advertise mobile awning service. If your awning is stuck out and you can't retract it, call a shop and ask if they can send someone or talk you through a manual override. Otherwise, plan to drive it in. Retract it as far as you can and secure the arms before you hit the road.
Ask whether the shop works on your awning brand and whether they have the parts in stock. Apex Rv Sales & Service handles roof, A/C, fridge, and awning work, so they see a mix of jobs. All Star RV lists fridge and awning repair. Neither shop advertises warranty work, so if your awning is under warranty, call your manufacturer first for pre-approval. And get a written estimate before anyone starts pulling the fabric off.
Two shops in Kemp handle awning repair. Another twelve are listed nearby, so you have options if the local shops are booked.
The average rating is 4.0 out of 5, based on the shops listed. One of the two Kemp shops has a 4.0 rating with 4 reviews, and the other has no reviews yet.
None of the Kemp listings advertise mobile awning service. You'll likely need to bring your RV to a shop. If your awning is stuck out, call ahead and ask if they can help over the phone.
Neither Kemp shop advertises warranty work. If your awning is under warranty, contact the manufacturer first to get pre-approval and find an authorized repair center.