B&B Services
Marshall truck and RV repair shop with mobile service, ASE techs, and a 4.3 rating from 67 reviews.
A torn awning or a bent arm turns a weekend trip into a wrestling match with fabric. Marshall has one shop that handles awning work, and there are 12 more nearby if you need options. The local pick, B&B Services, runs a 4.3 rating across 67 reviews and covers awnings along with A/C, fridges and mobile calls. Not a big market, so call before you drive.
Marshall truck and RV repair shop with mobile service, ASE techs, and a 4.3 rating from 67 reviews.
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The local awning shop here is B&B Services, and the reviews land at 4.3 from 67 customers. It handles mobile work too, so you can ask whether the tech comes to your rig or you bring it in. Awning jobs usually mean the fabric, the arms, the roller tube or the spring tension, and shops want to know which before they quote. Call with your awning brand and model. If the arm is bent, ask whether the part is in stock. A shop that has to order can leave you waiting a week in summer. Mobile work is handy when the awning will not roll up and the rig cannot move safely. Say so on the phone.
With 12 shops within reach of Marshall, you are not stuck if the local one is booked out. The wider area has 1 fridge shop, 1 A/C shop and 1 mobile tech in the type counts, so specialties are thin. That means the nearest awning specialist may be a drive. Ask about travel charges before you agree to a mobile visit, and confirm the shop actually does awning fabric, not just hardware. B&B Services also lists chassis and parts on hand, which helps if the fix turns into more than the awning. Spring and early summer fill up fast, so book ahead.
An awning is a two-person job in most cases. Replacing fabric on a long roller takes space, a ladder and a calm day, which is why some work goes to a shop bay. Mobile techs handle the smaller stuff, like a stuck arm or a torn section, and they save you the fuel. Ask which one fits your problem before you commit. If the awning will not retract, tie it off and call a mobile tech rather than towing it down the highway. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your rig is still covered, since none of the listed shops here advertise warranty work.
One shop in Marshall handles RV awning repair, and 12 more are within reach in the surrounding area. That is a small field, so call ahead and confirm the shop does fabric and hardware, not just one of the two.
B&B Services is the local name, rated 4.3 from 67 reviews. It covers awnings plus A/C, fridges and mobile calls, and lists chassis work and parts on hand. Ask about the part you need before you drive over.
Mobile techs suit stuck arms, torn sections and jobs where the rig should not move. Full fabric replacement usually wants a shop bay with room and a second set of hands. Ask which one fits your problem when you call.
None of the listed shops here advertise warranty work, so do not assume it. If your rig is still covered, call your warranty provider first and get pre-approval before any repair starts. That step saves arguments later.