Sunlimited RV
Mobile RV repair in Mohave Valley with a 5.0 rating, known for solar installs and showing up when promised.
An awning takes a beating out here, between the sun cooking the fabric and the wind that shows up out of nowhere. In Mohave Valley you have two shops that handle awning repair, and both are mobile techs, so the work can come to your rig instead of the other way around. Across the river and up the highway there are 12 more in reach. Both local shops average 5.0 stars.
Mobile RV repair in Mohave Valley with a 5.0 rating, known for solar installs and showing up when promised.
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The two shops listed here are Sunlimited RV and Valley Mobile RV Tech., and both travel to you. That matters when the awning is half unfurled and flapping or the arms are bent and you would rather not tow it anywhere. Sunlimited carries a 5.0 rating over 17 reviews and lists generator work and weekend availability alongside awnings. Valley Mobile RV Tech. covers awnings plus A/C and fridge work. Ask either one whether they want photos of the arm and roller before they roll out, since that saves a second trip for a part. Both also do mobile work, and that is the whole point. Confirm the service call charge and the travel range before you book.
Fabric is the common failure: sun rot along the fold, a tear where the arm meets the roller, stitching that gives out after a few summers. Arms and springs bend when someone drives off with the awning out, and that is a shop job more often than a driveway fix. Sunlimited also lists roof and A/C work, so if the leak you noticed is under the awning rail, one visit can cover both. Valley Mobile RV Tech. handles A/C and fridge too, handy if you are already parked and paying for a call.
Mobile work suits an awning because the tech can watch the fabric roll in and out on your rig rather than guess. It also suits anyone staying put at a park along the river. The tradeoff is that a full fabric replacement often needs a workbench, and the tech may want the old awning off first. Ask up front whether the job is a driveway job or a bring-it-in job. If it is the second, plan the tow before the fabric shreds further, because a flapping awning does more damage the longer it stays out.
Two shops in Mohave Valley handle RV awning repair, and both are mobile techs. There are another 12 within reach in the surrounding area if you are willing to travel a bit.
Yes. Both listed shops are mobile, so they travel to your rig. Ask about the travel range and the service call charge when you book, and send photos of the damage so they can bring the right parts.
The local shops average 5.0 stars. Sunlimited RV holds a 5.0 from 17 reviews, while Valley Mobile RV Tech. has no reviews yet, so ask around the park for recent experiences.
Neither local shop is listed as doing warranty work, so check with your warranty provider first. Get pre-approval before any repair starts, and ask the tech to document the failure in writing for your claim.