Frank And Sons Autobody Inc
Auto body shop in Lake Alfred with 4.8 stars from 109 reviews, handling RV fiberglass, paint, and insurance claims.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you leave it, especially with Florida sun beating on the fabric. Lake Alfred has one shop equipped for awning work, and there are 12 more within a short drive if you need options. The local standout sits at 4.8 stars across 109 reviews, which tells you people come back.
Auto body shop in Lake Alfred with 4.8 stars from 109 reviews, handling RV fiberglass, paint, and insurance claims.
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Frank And Sons Autobody Inc is the one Lake Alfred entry for awning repair, and it also lists refrigerator work, so you can combine two fixes in one visit. The shop carries insurance and parts and does body work, which matters if your awning arm got bent in a low-clearance mishap or a storm gust. With 109 reviews averaging 4.8, this is a busy place. Call before you drive over and ask what they need from you: photos of the damage, the awning brand, and the length help them quote faster. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock, because a special order can add days.
None of the Lake Alfred awning listings are mobile techs, so plan on dropping the rig off or waiting on site. That is fine for a full fabric replacement or a motor swap. For a small tear or a stuck arm, a mobile tech would have been easier, but you would need to look outside the city for one. If you go the shop route, empty what you need for the day, take photos of the interior before you hand over the keys, and ask for a call when the diagnosis is done so nothing gets ordered without your say. Confirm hours before you haul a big rig through town.
Spring and early summer fill up awning calendars fast, so book ahead if you can. Storm season is the other crunch, and after a named storm everyone with a torn awning calls the same week. If your awning is still under a manufacturer warranty, ask the shop to check whether the repair qualifies before work starts and get pre-approval in writing if it does. None of the Lake Alfred listings advertise warranty work, so treat that as a question to ask rather than an assumption. Between repairs, check the fabric at the seams and the arm brackets after every trip, and touch up small tears early.
One shop in Lake Alfred is listed for awning repair, and 12 more are nearby if you widen the search. The local shop also handles refrigerator work, so it can cover more than one repair in a single visit.
The Lake Alfred listings average 4.8 stars. The top shop, Frank And Sons Autobody Inc, holds that same 4.8 across 109 reviews, so the average rests on a solid review base rather than a handful of ratings.
Not from the Lake Alfred listings, since none of them are mobile techs. You will need to take the RV to the shop or arrange a mobile visit from outside the area. For big fabric replacements, the shop is usually the better fit anyway.
None of the Lake Alfred listings advertise warranty work, so ask directly before booking. Have your awning brand, model and purchase date ready. If a claim is possible, get the shop to seek pre-approval from the manufacturer before any parts are ordered.