Affordable RV Truck & Trailer
King George RV shop with a 4.7 rating, known for fair pricing, warranty work, and getting parts in stock.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you leave it. Roll it out in the driveway and you can usually see where the fabric has given up at the seams or arms. In King George, one shop here handles awning work, and about 12 more are within reasonable reach. That is a thin local list, so plan on a few phone calls before the weekend trip.
King George RV shop with a 4.7 rating, known for fair pricing, warranty work, and getting parts in stock.
Within a short drive of King George. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Fredericksburg RV repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 81 reviews, praised for quick fixes and caring staff.
RV repair shop in Fredericksburg, VA handling body work, paint, A/C and brakes.
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RV dealer and service center in Fredericksburg with a 4.3 rating across 61 Google reviews.
Used RV and boat dealer in Montross with a repair shop and a patient crew reviewers call honest.
Mobile RV repair tech serving La Plata, MD, rated 5.0 from 27 reviews for electrical, AC and roof work.
Family-owned RV and trailer repair shop in Avenue, MD, offering mobile service and emergency repairs.
Camping World in Thornburg, VA: RV sales, service, and parts with 4.1 stars from 1,871 reviews.
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Ruther Glen auto shop with a 4.8-star rating, handling RV repair, restoration, upholstery, and custom work.
Mobile RV repair in Mechanicsville, MD, handling roofs, AC units, awnings and soft spots, with a 3.7-star rating from 9 reviews.
Terry's RV & Automotive in Tappahannock, VA: 4.9-star rated RV repair shop open 24/7, praised for friendly, quick service.
The fabric is what fails, not the arms. Sun and rain wear out the stitching along the top edge, and once a seam lets go, the next windy drive finishes the job. Check the seam lines and the vinyl coating each spring before the season starts. If you catch a small tear early, a patch kit can hold for years. A full fabric replacement is the other option when the whole roll is brittle and cracking. Ask whether the shop stocks fabric in your width or orders it in, because that wait is what sets the schedule.
Affordable RV Truck & Trailer is the local shop on the list, rated 4.7 from 83 reviews, and it runs a mobile service along with AC, fridge and awning work. That is a useful mix when an awning arm bends on a rig you would rather not tow. Mobile techs come to your site or storage lot, which saves the drive but limits what they can do without a bay. For a full fabric swap, a shop with a lift and room to roll the awning out is usually the better fit. Call ahead and describe the awning and the damage. With one shop this close and a dozen more in the surrounding area, spring and early summer fill up fast. Book before the rush if you can.
There is one shop listed in King George, and about 12 more within driving distance. The local one, Affordable RV Truck & Trailer, also handles AC, fridge and mobile work, so it may be the easiest first call.
Yes, one shop in the King George list accepts warranty work. Call first and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair starts, and ask the shop what paperwork they need from you.
Sometimes. A mobile tech can handle arm adjustments and smaller repairs on site. A full fabric replacement needs space to unroll the awning and often a shop bay, so ask what the tech can do before booking the visit.
It depends on the damage and whether parts are in stock. A minor seam repair may be quick, while a fabric replacement usually waits on the order. Ask the shop if the fabric and hardware for your awning are on the shelf or need ordering.