Mom and pops on the go car DR. And mobile mechanic
Mobile mechanic in Loris, SC, fixing RVs, cars, bikes and ATVs, open 24/7 with mixed reviews on rates and follow-through.
A torn or jammed awning turns a weekend trip into a wrestling match, and Loris has one shop that handles the job: Mom and pops on the go car DR. And mobile mechanic, rated 2.6 from 5 reviews. It also does A/C work and fridge repair, which helps when one visit can cover several small problems. Twelve more options sit within driving distance.
Mobile mechanic in Loris, SC, fixing RVs, cars, bikes and ATVs, open 24/7 with mixed reviews on rates and follow-through.
Within a short drive of Loris. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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The one Loris shop on this list is a mobile outfit, so the work happens where your RV is parked rather than at a drop-off bay. Along with awning repair it handles A/C and refrigerator problems, and it lists chassis work and weekend availability. That mix matters if your awning arm got bent and the fridge has been warm since the same trip. The rating sits at 2.6 across 5 reviews, so read them before you book and ask what parts they keep on the truck. For awning work, the usual fixes are fabric tears, a bent or broken arm, a spring that will not retract, and a roller that binds. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm is in stock, because a special order can hold up an otherwise quick job.
With 12 more shops and mobile techs within reach, a second quote is easy to get, and worth it on bigger jobs like a full awning replacement or a roof leak that started at the awning rail. Ask each shop whether they handle your brand and whether they will work with your warranty before you schedule. Many manufacturers want pre-approval on covered repairs, so a shop that skips that step can leave you paying the bill yourself. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call ahead once the first warm weekend hits.
Clear the area around the RV so the tech can reach the awning without moving chairs, grills or a tow vehicle. If the awning is stuck out, do not force it in by hand; a bent arm under tension can snap back. Note the make, model and year of the RV and the awning brand if you know it, since parts vary a lot between them. Take a photo of the damage. On a mobile call, mention whether you have power and water available, and confirm the trip charge up front so the invoice holds no surprises.
There is 1 shop listed in Loris for awning repair, and 12 more within driving distance. The local one is a mobile tech that also handles A/C and fridge work, so it can often cover more than one repair on the same visit.
The average across the shops listed here is 2.6. That number comes from a small sample, so read the individual reviews rather than judging on the average alone. Ask about parts availability and trip charges before you commit.
The Loris shop listed here is mobile, meaning the tech comes to your RV. Confirm the travel range and any trip fee when you call. Have the awning brand and RV model ready, and clear space around the rig so the work can start as soon as the tech arrives.
None of the shops listed here are marked as doing warranty work, so ask directly. Manufacturers often require pre-approval before covered repairs begin. Get that in writing from the shop before anyone touches the awning, or you may end up paying for a repair the warranty would have covered.