CTF Motors LLC
Family-run Lebanon shop selling used vehicles and RVs, plus repair, maintenance and detailing.
A torn or jammed awning turns a quick weekend trip into a wrestling match, and in Lebanon you have exactly one shop listed for RV awning repair. That is not a lot of choice, so it pays to call ahead and describe the problem before you haul the rig across town. Twelve more shops sit within reach if the first one can't take you.
Family-run Lebanon shop selling used vehicles and RVs, plus repair, maintenance and detailing.
Within a short drive of Lebanon. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Corvallis RV shop for roof, AC, awning, electrical and chassis work, rated 4.6 from 49 Google reviews.
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The Lebanon listings turn up one shop that handles awnings: CTF Motors LLC. It also does fridge work, which is handy if your cooling has been acting up on the same trip. No reviews are posted for it yet, so ask a few direct questions when you call. Do they replace fabric, or just the hardware? Can they get the roller tube and arms, or do you order the parts yourself? A shop that has done a dozen awnings on your model will know the quirks. With no ratings to lean on, a short phone conversation tells you more than a listing page. Ask how they want the RV delivered and whether the awning should stay retracted on the drive over.
Twelve nearby options widen the field beyond Lebanon, and some of them may be a better match depending on what failed. A bent arm from a wind gust is a mechanical job. Ripped fabric is a sewing and replacement job. A motor that quit halfway out is electrical, and that can sometimes be handled by a mobile tech in your driveway, which saves you the drive with an awning flopping in the breeze. None of the listed mobile techs are based in Lebanon itself, so confirm travel before you count on a house call. Ask any shop whether the awning has to come off the RV for the repair. That answer shapes the schedule and how long you are without the rig.
Awning parts are not something most shops keep on the shelf for every model and length. Fabric, arms, springs and motors vary by brand, so the part often has to be ordered after someone measures your unit. That means the first visit may just be an inspection. Ask if the part is in stock before you book, and get a rough idea of the lead time so you are not surprised. Spring is when everyone wants awning work done before the camping season, so schedules fill. Call early and be flexible. If you are heading out soon, ask whether a temporary fix is safe until the real repair. A shop that answers that honestly is worth the drive.
One shop in Lebanon is listed for RV awning repair: CTF Motors LLC, which also handles fridge work. Twelve more shops are within reach nearby if the local one is booked or does not cover your brand.
The Lebanon listings show no mobile techs based in town. Nearby options exist, but confirm the tech will travel to your address and ask about a service call charge before booking.
Yes. Describe the failure, whether it is fabric, an arm, a spring or the motor, and ask if the part is in stock. Many awning parts are ordered after the shop measures your unit, so the first visit may be an inspection only.
The listed Lebanon shop does not show warranty work as a feature. If your awning is under a manufacturer warranty, call first and ask, and get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any repair starts.