Sprang's Truck & RV Center Inc
Loudonville RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 53 reviews.
A torn awning is one of those problems that goes from nuisance to real trouble fast, especially when rain is blowing sideways across a campground near Mohican. Loudonville has one shop that handles awning work, and it covers a lot more ground than that. Sprang's Truck & RV Center takes on roofs, A/C, fridges and chassis work too, which is handy when one fix turns into three.
Loudonville RV repair shop with mobile service and a 4.8-star rating from 53 reviews.
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The listing here is short: a single shop in Loudonville with awning repair on its card, rated 4.8 from 53 reviews. That rating did not come from one easy job. Sprang's Truck & RV Center also lists mobile service, roof, A/C and fridge work, plus chassis and parts. For an awning problem that usually means the tech can look at the fabric, the arms and the mounting rail in one visit and tell you what actually failed. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm hardware is in stock before you drive over. Awning parts vary a lot by brand and length, and a shop that has to order may need the rig to sit.
Sprang's shows mobile among its services, and for awning work that can save a trip. A stuck or sagging awning often can't be safely towed far, so a tech coming to your site or driveway makes sense. Call first and describe the failure: fabric torn at the rail, arm that won't lock, motor that clicks and does nothing. That tells them whether it's a mobile job or a bench job. If you're camping in the Mohican area when it happens, say so. Loudonville sits close to the state park and the river country, and a tech who knows the local campgrounds can usually find you.
A pinhole in the awning fabric becomes a rip once wind gets under it. Tape it before your next drive and get it looked at. The same goes for the roof, which is why the roof and awning listings overlap here. Water that gets past a worn seal or a cracked awning rail ends up in the ceiling, and then you're pricing ceiling work instead of fabric. Spring and early summer fill shop calendars in this part of Ohio, so book ahead if the repair can wait. If it can't, ask about mobile and be flexible on timing. Warranty coverage is worth a call to your provider before work starts.
One shop in Loudonville is listed for awning repair: Sprang's Truck & RV Center, rated 4.8 from 53 reviews. It also handles roof, A/C, fridge, chassis and mobile work, so most awning problems can be handled in one place instead of splitting the job.
The Loudonville shop lists mobile service, and there are 5 other RV repair listings near the city. Mobile work suits an awning that's stuck out or damaged enough that towing is a bad idea. Call and describe the failure so the tech brings the right fabric or arm parts.
Note the awning brand and length if you can find them on the fabric or the arm, and describe exactly where it failed. Ask whether the replacement fabric or hardware is in stock. Parts for older awnings are not always on the shelf, and knowing that early saves a second trip.
Yes. The same Loudonville shop lists roof and A/C repair along with awning work. If your awning rail is leaking, fixing the rail and the roof seal together makes sense. Say so when you book so the tech sets aside enough time for both jobs.