84 RV Rentals & Service
Sussex RV shop and rental outfit with 794 Google reviews averaging 5.0, praised for patient staff and clean units.
A torn awning or a jammed roller can wreck a trip fast. In New Jersey, 56 shops and mobile techs handle awning repair, with an average rating of 4.5. Some work on weekends, some stock parts, and 17 come to you. Here's what to know before you call.
Sussex RV shop and rental outfit with 794 Google reviews averaging 5.0, praised for patient staff and clean units.
Victron and Trojan battery specialist in Point Pleasant, NJ, rated 5.0 across 118 Google reviews for inverter and charger work.
Manasquan van shop building custom campervans and servicing all makes, rated 5.0 from 78 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Villas, NJ, rated 4.9 from 128 reviews, with phone troubleshooting and weekend calls.
Small mobile RV repair shop in Sewell, NJ, rated 5.0 from 52 reviews for fast, knowledgeable service.
Mobile RV repair in Bordentown, NJ. 4.9-star rated with 97 reviews for diagnostics, water heaters, and roof work.
Owner-operated trailer dealer and RV repair shop in Newton, NJ with a 4.8-star rating from 309 reviews.
100% mobile RV repair serving Lincroft and all of NJ, rated 5.0 across 35 Google reviews.
Family-run RV body shop in Wantage, NJ, rated 4.9 stars by 58 reviewers for collision, delamination, and roof work.
Mobile RV repair in Southampton Township, NJ. Certified, insured, and rated 4.8 stars for fair pricing and quick fixes.
Mobile RV repair and inspection service covering Sussex, Passaic and Bergen Counties, rated 4.9 from 44 reviews.
Family-owned Airstream dealer and RV repair shop in Millstone Township with 22 service bays and a 4.7-star rating.
Mobile RV repair serving Wantage, NJ, with a 4.9 rating from 37 reviewers who praise fair prices and know-how.
Montague trailer dealer and RV shop with mobile service, 4.8 stars from 65 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Port Murray, NJ, with a 5.0 rating from 23 reviews. Known for awnings, roofs, and honest service.
Father-and-son RV repair shop in Monroe Township rated 4.8 by 56 reviewers for honest work and generator know-how.
Family-owned Winnebago dealer in Millstone Township with 22 service bays, parts counter, and strong reviews for sales and service.
Little Falls auto shop with a 4.8 rating, handling RV and limo repairs from AC and electrical to upholstery.
Diesel truck and RV repair shop in Glen Gardner, NJ, rated 5.0 from 16 reviews for friendly, knowledgeable service.
Brick Township shop with 4.8 stars from 31 reviews, known for fiberglass and gelcoat repairs plus yacht charters.
Mobile RV, truck, and auto repair in Port Murray, NJ. Rated 4.7 stars for honest work and fair pricing.
Oceanport RV repair shop rated 4.9 stars, known for fast fixes and fair prices.
RV dealer and repair shop in Oak Ridge, NJ with a 4.6-star rating from 188 reviews, praised for friendly staff and no-pressure sales.
Mobile RV repair in Chester, NJ, with a 5.0 rating from 13 Google reviews and a certified tech who comes to you.
Specialty vehicle conversion shop in Pennsauken with 4.8 stars from 22 reviews, known for van work and helpful staff.
Seventeen of the 56 outfits are mobile techs, which helps when the awning is stuck out and you can't drive. A mobile call saves you a trip, but the tech works out of a van, so big fabric replacements may need a shop. If you can move the RV safely, a shop often has more room and parts on hand. Ask about travel fees and whether they carry common awning parts. In spring, book a week or two ahead; mobile slots fill fast when everyone is de-winterizing.
Get a clear answer on warranty work: 18 of the 56 shops do it, so confirm they'll handle your brand and pre-approve with the warranty provider. For a fabric replacement, ask if the part is in stock or how long to order. For a motor or spring issue, ask if they repair or replace. Mobile techs like Chuck Hearon RV Specialist and RV Engineers get good marks for showing up when they say. JNS RV Service stocks parts, which can shorten a wait.
A stuck awning is often a broken spring or a dead motor, and it can turn a simple fix into a safety issue. If it's partly extended, secure the arms with straps before driving. Call a mobile tech if you're at a campground; several in the list handle emergency calls. If you're home, a shop with a bay is easier for a full replacement. Don't force the roller; you can bend the arms and turn a cheap part into a costly assembly.
There are 56 shops and mobile techs listed for awning repair across the state, with an average rating of 4.5. Some also handle fridges, roofs, and A/C, so you can bundle work if needed.
Yes, 17 of the 56 are mobile techs. That's handy when the awning is stuck out and you can't drive. Ask about travel fees and whether they carry common parts on the van.
Eighteen of the 56 do warranty work, according to the listings. Call ahead with your brand and policy number so they can pre-approve the repair. Not every shop works with every warranty provider.
A simple adjustment or motor swap can be a same-day fix if the part is in stock. Fabric replacement may take longer if the material is ordered. Ask about parts availability when you book, especially in spring.