Cozy Turtle
Myrtle Beach RV rental and repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews, known for clean campers and quick setups.
A ripped awning fabric or a slide-out that will not retract can ruin a beach week fast. Myrtle Beach has seven shops and mobile techs listed for awning and slide-out work, averaging four stars. Three of them come to your campsite. The rest are full-service shops with parts counters. Here is how the local options break down, and what to ask before you hand over the keys.
Myrtle Beach RV rental and repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews, known for clean campers and quick setups.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with parts, accessories and a service shop; 4.5 stars from 574 reviews.
Camping World in Myrtle Beach sells new and used RVs and handles repairs, with a 4.3-star rating from over 3,100 reviews.
Mobile RV Medics offers certified mobile RV repair in Myrtle Beach, rated 4.4 stars from 130 reviews.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer on US-17 with service bays, a parts counter, and 4.3 stars from 446 reviews.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer with service center and mobile techs; mixed reviews mention helpful staff and long waits.
Camping World RV Service in Myrtle Beach handles RV repair, maintenance, and warranty work, though reviews are few.
Within a short drive of Myrtle Beach. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair serving Horry and Georgetown counties, rated 4.8 from 272 reviews for fast service and fair pricing.
Mobile-only boat and RV repair in Conway, SC, coming to you for roof, AC, awning and electrical work seven days a week.
Mobile RV repair in Murrells Inlet, SC. Matt comes to campgrounds and storage yards around Myrtle Beach. 5.0 stars from 28 reviews.
Mobile RV repair serving Conway and the Grand Strand, rated 4.6 from 135 reviews for fast, knowledgeable service.
Conway RV and trailer repair shop with mobile tech Eric, open weekends and 24/7, rated 4.6 from 46 reviews.
Conway RV dealer and repair shop with mobile service, known for helpful staff and getting rigs back on the road.
Veteran-owned RV repair shop in Little River, SC, rated 4.8 stars for fast, honest work on RVs and trailers.
Three of the seven providers here are mobile techs, which matters when the slide is stuck out and the rig cannot move. Mobile RV Medics and Ocean Lakes RV Center both handle roof and awning work on site. A mobile call usually costs more than a shop visit, but you skip the drive and the wait in line. For a torn awning fabric or a bent arm, a shop with a parts counter is often the faster fix. Camping World and Campers Inn stock parts and rate well on volume. Ask whether the replacement fabric is in stock before you book. If it is a special order, expect a return trip.
Three of the seven providers do warranty work, and that list includes Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach and Camping World. If your rig is still under an extended service plan, call the plan first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the awning. Some plans pay mobile techs and some do not. Cozy Turtle carries a 5.0 rating across 93 reviews and handles roof, A/C and awning jobs, but warranty coverage is not listed, so ask directly. The same goes for Blue Compass RV Myrtle Beach. A five-minute phone call about coverage saves an argument at the counter.
Slide-outs fail for boring reasons: a weak battery, a popped fuse, a torn seal, or debris on the roof. Before you call, check the obvious. If the motor runs but nothing moves, it may be a shear pin or a stripped gear. If nothing runs, start with the battery and fuses. Awning fabric takes a beating from sun and salt air. Small tears can be patched, but a seam that is pulling loose usually means new fabric. Ask the tech to look at the arms and the roller tube while the fabric is off. Mobile RV Medics and Ocean Lakes RV Center both list mobile service and parts, which helps when a part fails mid-trip.
There are 7 listed in Myrtle Beach, averaging 4.0 stars. Three of them are mobile techs, so they can come to your campsite. The rest are shops with parts counters. Five also handle roof work and five handle A/C, which helps if your visit turns up more than one problem.
Yes, 3 of the 7 providers do warranty work, including Campers Inn RV of Myrtle Beach and Camping World. Call your warranty company for pre-approval before the repair starts. Ask whether they pay mobile techs if you want on-site service, since not all plans do.
Often yes. Mobile RV Medics and Ocean Lakes RV Center both list mobile service, and Ocean Lakes handles awning and roof work too. Check with your campground office first, since some parks have rules about outside vendors working on site. Have your rig's make, model and slide type ready when you call.
Look at the fabric, the seams and the arms. A small tear can be patched, but a seam pulling loose usually means new fabric. Ask whether the replacement fabric is in stock, because a special order means a second trip. Cozy Turtle and Camping World both list parts, which can speed things up.