JKB Campers
Lafayette RV shop with a 4.8 rating from 70 reviews, known for fast repairs on brakes, doors and awnings.
A torn awning or a slide-out that quits halfway out can wreck a trip fast, and Lafayette has three shops that handle both. They average 4.7 stars across more than 400 reviews, so somebody ahead of you has already done the vetting. One of the three travels to you. One handles warranty work. Call before you haul the rig across town, because spring fills these calendars quickly.
Lafayette RV shop with a 4.8 rating from 70 reviews, known for fast repairs on brakes, doors and awnings.
Family-run RV repair shop in Lafayette with a 5.0 rating from 9 reviewers, offering AC, awning, brake, tire and trim service.
RV dealer in Lafayette, IN with mobile tech service, propane, and a 4.4-star rating from 347 reviews.
The list here is short: three awning and slide-out shops in Lafayette, with one mobile tech among them. That mobile option matters if your slide is jammed out and the rig can't safely move. The other two are fixed shops where you drop the camper and come back. Average rating sits at 4.7, which is strong for this kind of work. Ratings only tell you so much, though. Ask on the phone whether they've done your awning brand before, and whether the fabric or hardware is something they keep on the shelf or have to order. Parts availability drives the timeline more than labor does.
JKB Campers carries a 4.8 from 70 reviews and does A/C and awning work, with chassis and parts listed among its features. Keiser And Son's holds a 5.0 from 9 reviews, a small sample but a clean one, and it handles warranty work along with chassis and parts. Happy Campers RV Sales & Service shows 4.4 from 347 reviews, by far the largest sample, and it does mobile and awning service. If your awning is still under a manufacturer warranty, start with Keiser And Son's and get pre-approval before anyone touches the fabric. If you need someone to come to the storage lot, Happy Campers is the mobile call.
Slide-out trouble is often a seal, a roller or a motor, and those are different jobs with different wait times. Describe the symptom plainly: does it bind on one side, stall at the same point, or creep back out after you retract it. A shop can often tell you what to expect from that alone. For awnings, check the fabric and the arms yourself first. Small tears at the seams can be patched; a bent arm usually means a replacement part. Look at the roof sealant while you're up there, since water getting in behind an awning rail causes problems that show up later. Spring is the busy season, so book ahead.
Three shops in Lafayette handle awning and slide-out work, and one of them is a mobile tech who comes to your rig. The three average 4.7 stars across their reviews.
Keiser And Son's is the one listed with warranty service. It holds a 5.0 rating from 9 reviews. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the work starts so there are no surprises on the bill.
Happy Campers RV Sales & Service offers mobile service, so an awning repair at a storage lot is worth asking about. Call first and describe the problem, since some jobs still need a shop bay and the right parts on hand.
That depends on whether the shop has the fabric or hardware in stock. Ask up front if the part is on the shelf or has to be ordered. A simple patch is quick; a bent arm or a full fabric replacement takes longer, especially in spring.