Open Road Paint & Body
Body and paint shop in Marion, Illinois, doing collision and body repairs on RVs, semis and other large vehicles.
When an awning gets torn or the roller tube quits, you want it fixed before the next trip. Marion has one shop that handles RV awning repair, and there are six more options within a short drive. I've wrestled with a flapping awning on the highway, so I know the drill: call first, ask if they stock the fabric or arms you need, and get a clear timeline.
Body and paint shop in Marion, Illinois, doing collision and body repairs on RVs, semis and other large vehicles.
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Open Road Paint & Body is the local shop that lists awning repair among its services. They also work on RV refrigerators. Since awning parts vary by brand and size, call ahead with your awning's make and model. Ask if they have the replacement fabric or hardware in stock or if they need to order it. The shop handles body work too, so if your awning damage came with a dent or scrape, they can likely address both in one visit. That saves you a second trip and another wait.
There are no mobile awning techs based in Marion, but six other RV repair shops are within driving distance. That matters when your awning is stuck out and you can't drive safely. A mobile tech might come to you, but you'll pay a service call fee. For a torn fabric or bent arm, a shop is usually the better bet because they have the space and tools. If you're stuck, ask the shop if they can recommend a mobile tech or if they can fit you in for a quick assessment. Sometimes a temporary fix like tying back the awning is enough to get you to the shop.
Awning repairs pick up in spring and early summer, so book ahead if you can. Ask about warranty coverage before any work starts. If your RV is under a service contract, get pre-approval so you're not surprised by the bill. The shop may not handle warranty claims directly, but they can provide the paperwork you need. While you're there, have them check the roof sealant around the awning rail. A small leak can turn into a big problem. It's a quick inspection that can save you a lot of grief down the road.
There is one shop in Marion that lists awning repair: Open Road Paint & Body. They also work on RV refrigerators and body damage.
No mobile awning techs are based in Marion, but six other shops are within driving distance. Some may offer mobile service, so call and ask.
The local shop does not list warranty work as a service. Check with your warranty provider first, and ask the shop if they can help with a claim.
Ask if they have the parts for your awning in stock, how long the repair will take, and whether they can check your roof sealant while it's there.