Aaron's Repair & Customs LLC
Locally owned Marshall shop fixing RVs, boats, ATVs and more; reviewers praise fast roadside help and fair prices.
An awning that won't roll up is the kind of problem you notice every time you pull out of the driveway. Marshall has one shop that handles awning work along with A/C and fridge repairs, and there are 12 more RV shops within reach if that one can't fit you in. The local option holds a 5.0 rating, so the reviews are worth reading before you call.
Locally owned Marshall shop fixing RVs, boats, ATVs and more; reviewers praise fast roadside help and fair prices.
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Aaron's Repair & Customs LLC is the one Marshall shop listed for awning work, and it also takes on A/C and refrigerator jobs. Six reviews sit behind that 5.0 rating, which is a small sample but a clean one. The shop keeps parts on hand and handles chassis work, and it stays open on weekends, which matters when a torn awning is flapping and you leave town Friday. Call first and describe the failure: fabric, arm, spring or motor. Ask whether the replacement part is in stock before you drive over, since awning hardware is not something most shops keep in every size.
With 12 more RV shops in the surrounding area, Marshall owners are not stuck with a single option. That helps in spring, when everyone wants a spot before the first big trip and the calendar fills up. If the local shop is booked, widen the search and ask about turnaround time, not just price. A shop that has to order an awning roller can hold your rig for days, so ask how long the part takes to arrive. Warranty work is a separate question. None of the listed shops here are flagged for it, so get pre-approval from your warranty provider before anyone touches the awning.
Mobile techs are not listed in Marshall, so plan on bringing the RV to a shop. That is usually fine for awning work, which needs a solid surface and often two people to handle a long roller and fabric. Before you go, roll the awning out at home if it still moves and look at where the fabric meets the coach. Small tears at the seam are cheap to patch. A bent arm or a broken torsion spring is not. Retract it fully if you can and secure it with a strap for the drive, because a loose awning on the highway is a real hazard.
One shop in Marshall is listed for awning work: Aaron's Repair & Customs LLC. It also handles A/C and fridge repair. If that shop cannot take you, 12 more RV repair shops are in the surrounding area, so you have options within a reasonable drive.
None of the listed shops in Marshall are flagged for warranty work, so ask directly when you call. If your awning is under an extended warranty, get pre-approval from the provider before any repair starts. Otherwise you may end up paying out of pocket and filing for reimbursement later.
Aaron's Repair & Customs LLC holds a 5.0 rating from six reviews. That is a small number of reviews, so read them yourself and ask about the specific awning job you need. A clean rating is a good start, not a guarantee.
No mobile techs are listed in Marshall, so plan to take the RV to a shop. Awning work usually goes better in a bay anyway, since replacing fabric or a roller takes space and often a second set of hands. Call ahead and describe the damage.