Newby's RV Sales Llc
Family-owned McMinnville RV dealer and repair shop rated 4.5 stars, known for honest staff and no-pressure sales.
A torn awning fabric is the kind of thing that turns a good camping trip into a wrestling match with a flapping sheet of vinyl. In McMinnville, two shops handle awning repair, and one of them will come to you. The average rating across the local options sits at 4.5, which suggests folks around here generally get looked after.
Family-owned McMinnville RV dealer and repair shop rated 4.5 stars, known for honest staff and no-pressure sales.
Mobile RV repair in McMinnville, TN. Reviewers praise quick responses for leaks, AC, electrical, and breakdowns.
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Newby's RV Sales Llc carries a 4.5 rating from 128 reviews and lists awning repair alongside fridge work, so it is a solid stop if your fabric is ripping or the roller tube has quit retracting. Camper John's RV Service and Repairs rates 4.4 across 53 reviews and covers awnings together with roof, A/C, fridge and mobile service. That last part matters. If your rig is stuck in the driveway with an awning half out, a mobile tech saves you the tow. Both shops are worth a call before you drive over. Awning parts vary a lot by brand and length, so ask whether the fabric or hardware is in stock.
An awning is one of the easier things to fix on site. Arms, springs and fabric swaps usually don't need a lift or a bay, which is why the mobile route works well here. Camper John's covers chassis, parts and weekend hours, handy if a Saturday rip ruins your plans. Newby's is the busier shop by review count, so book ahead in spring when everyone discovers last season's damage. If the awning arm is bent from a wind gust, describe the damage on the phone. Some arms ship fast, others take a week, and knowing which saves a second trip.
Roll the awning out at home and look at where the fabric meets the roller tube. Fraying there is common and cheap to catch early. Check the arms for bends and the spring for tension, and note whether the problem is fabric, hardware or both. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your rig is still covered, since neither of the two local shops is listed as doing warranty work. Around McMinnville, a roof or awning leak left alone through a wet spell does more damage than the repair itself, so don't sit on a small tear.
Two shops in McMinnville handle awning repair, with six more options nearby. The local pair average 4.5, and one of them is a mobile tech that comes to your rig.
Yes. Camper John's RV Service and Repairs is listed as mobile and also handles roof, A/C and fridge work, plus chassis and parts. That makes it the pick if your RV can't be driven.
Newby's RV Sales Llc has 128 reviews at a 4.5 rating, the highest review count of the two. Camper John's has 53 reviews at 4.4. More reviews usually means more folks have tested the work.
Neither shop is listed as doing warranty work, so ask about pre-approval before booking. If your awning is still covered, call your warranty provider first and confirm what they'll pay for fabric, hardware or labor.