TNT Fleet Repair
Mobile truck, trailer, and RV repair in Lansing, MI. Open 24/7. Rated 4.2 stars from 20 reviews.
A torn awning or a fabric that won't roll up is the kind of problem that turns a weekend trip into a scramble. Lansing has one shop listed for awning repair, and it also handles A/C and fridge work, so you can often solve two problems in one visit. Call ahead with your awning make and model. The shop may need to order the fabric or arms.
Mobile truck, trailer, and RV repair in Lansing, MI. Open 24/7. Rated 4.2 stars from 20 reviews.
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TNT Fleet Repair is the one Lansing shop listed for awning work, with a 4.2 rating from 20 reviews. It also does A/C and fridge repair and keeps parts on hand, which helps when a roller tube or arm is the culprit. Ask whether they want the RV there for measurement before ordering fabric, or whether they can size it from the model number. A shop that handles chassis and body work too can spot bent arms from a parking lot mishap. Bring photos of the damage and the awning brand and length if you have them. That saves a trip.
Michigan weather is hard on awning fabric and the seal where it meets the coach. Before you extend an awning that has sat all winter, look at the stitching along the hem and the sealant at the mounting rail. Loose stitching and cracked sealant let water in, and a wet roll stays wet. If the fabric is stiff or the arms bind, stop and let a shop look at it. Forcing a stuck awning can bend the arms and turn a simple repair into a bigger one.
There are 9 other awning repair options near Lansing, though none of them are mobile techs. That means you will likely need to drive the RV in rather than have someone come to your storage lot or driveway. If your rig is not roadworthy because the awning is hanging loose, secure it before moving, or ask the shop whether they can work on site. When booking, mention that you need awning work so they can set aside enough time. Spring fills up fast, so call early.
Lansing has 1 shop listed for RV awning repair. There are 9 more awning options in nearby areas, and none of the nearby listings are mobile techs, so plan on bringing the RV to the shop.
Yes. TNT Fleet Repair is listed for A/C, fridge and awning work, plus body, chassis and parts. Its rating is 4.2 from 20 reviews. That makes it a practical stop if your awning issue comes with a cooling or fridge problem.
Not from the listed options. Lansing shows no mobile techs for awning work, and the nearby listings do not include mobile service either. You will need to bring the RV to a shop. If the awning is hanging loose, tie it up safely before you drive.
Book as soon as you notice the damage, especially in spring when shops fill up. Ask whether the shop needs the RV present to measure for fabric or parts, and whether the part is in stock. A quick call about lead time can save you a second trip.