Michigan Base Camp
Coffee shop and breakfast spot in Mears that also carries RV parts and does RV service.
Mears is a small town, and when your awning acts up, you want someone who knows RVs. Michigan Base Camp is the local shop with a 4.6 rating from 105 reviews, and they handle awning and fridge work. They keep parts on hand and are open weekends. That matters when the wind takes your awning on a Saturday. One shop here, seven more within reach, so check around if you need options.
Coffee shop and breakfast spot in Mears that also carries RV parts and does RV service.
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Awning problems usually come down to fabric tears, bent arms, or a motor that quits. A shop will check the hardware and the fabric, and if a part is in stock, you might get it fixed same day. Michigan Base Camp stocks parts, which is a plus. Ask if they have the specific piece for your awning model before you haul the RV over. If not, they can order it, but that adds time. Weekend hours help, but call ahead. Awnings are big and awkward, so moving the RV into the shop takes space. If your awning is stuck out, they may need to remove it before you drive. That is a common job for a mobile tech, but there are no mobile awning specialists listed here. You might need to use a shop for this one.
Mobile techs are great for some repairs, but awnings are often better in a shop. The work needs room to spread out the fabric and check the arms. Mobile techs can do temporary fixes, like tying up a broken arm or patching a small tear, but a full repair usually means bringing it in. In Mears, there are no mobile awning techs listed, so the shop is your main option. If you are nearby, call Michigan Base Camp first. If they are booked, the seven other shops within reach might fit you in, but check if they work on awnings before you go.
Spring and early summer fill up fast for RV repairs. People are getting ready for trips, and awning fixes are common after winter storage. Call ahead and be ready to describe the problem. A photo of the damage helps. Ask if they have the parts in stock. If not, ask how long the order takes. Michigan Base Camp has weekend hours, which is handy if you work weekdays. But weekend slots go quick, so book as early as you can. Also, ask about warranty coverage if your RV is still under warranty. Most shops want pre-approval from the warranty company before they start, so get that going early.
There is 1 shop in Mears that does RV awning repair. Michigan Base Camp is the local option, and it also handles fridge repairs. If you need more choices, there are 7 other shops within reach, but not all may work on awnings, so call first.
The average rating is 4.6 based on 105 reviews for Michigan Base Camp. That is a solid score. Ratings are a guide, not a guarantee, so ask about your specific awning problem when you call.
No, they do not do warranty work according to the information we have. If your RV is under warranty, you will need to find another shop or get pre-approval from your warranty provider to use a non-warranty shop. Ask about coverage before any work starts.
There are no mobile awning techs listed in Mears. Mobile techs can sometimes do temporary fixes, but awning repairs usually need a shop with space to work. Your best bet is to call the local shop and see if they can get you in.