Advanced RV Centers
Okeechobee RV dealer with a 5.0 rating from 31 reviews, praised for honest dealings and clean coaches.
Okeechobee sits between the lake and the cattle pastures, and the weather here works on an awning. After a summer of afternoon storms, the fabric can tear or the arms bend. Seven shops and mobile techs in town handle awnings and slide-outs, with an average rating of 4.2. Five of the seven will come to you. That helps when the slide is stuck out and the rig cannot move.
Okeechobee RV dealer with a 5.0 rating from 31 reviews, praised for honest dealings and clean coaches.
GMC Motorhome specialist in Okeechobee handling sales, service and parts for 1973-1978 coaches.
Mobile RV tech in Okeechobee handling roofs, AC, awnings, solar and tank cleaning, with 5.0 stars from three reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Okeechobee, FL, handling roof leaks, AC, slides, awnings and more at your site.
Mobile RV tech in Okeechobee for AC, roof, awning and appliance repairs, with certified training.
Mobile RV repair in Okeechobee with 38 years of experience, known for AC fixes and custom woodwork.
Certified mobile RV repair in Okeechobee, FL, handling AC, roof, awning, electrical and plumbing work.
Within a short drive of Okeechobee. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV repair in Port St. Lucie handling roof, AC, awning and generator work, with mixed reviews on pricing.
A stuck slide-out can leave you stranded at a campground on the north shore of Lake Okeechobee. Five of the seven providers here are mobile, so you can often get help without moving the coach. Mobile work is fine for awnings that will not retract, fabric tears, or a slide that runs crooked. But if the slide mechanism is bent or the awning needs a new roller tube, a shop with a bay and a parts counter is the better call. Ask on the phone whether the part is in stock before you drive in. Some things you cannot rush.
Advanced RV Centers holds a 5.0 rating from 31 reviews and works on awnings and chassis, with weekend hours. Alex Sirum GMC Motorhomes has a 4.8 rating from 54 reviews and handles A/C and awnings along with body, generator, chassis and parts. Among the mobile techs, Hy-tech Mobile RV Services covers mobile, roof, A/C and awning work and lists emergency service. A1 RV Repair is certified and also lists generator, parts and emergency work. RV 1 Mobile RV Repairs and A Traveler's Life Mobile RV Services round out the mobile choices. None of the seven currently do warranty work, so if your awning is under a manufacturer plan, get pre-approval and ask about reimbursement before the tech starts.
Check the awning fabric and the seal where it meets the coach a couple of times a year. Small tears grow fast in Florida sun and wind. If the awning will not roll up, do not force the motor. Tie it off and call a mobile tech. For slide-outs, look at the seals and the tracks for grit or damage. A slide that moves slowly or unevenly usually needs adjustment, not a new motor. Spring and early summer are busy, so book ahead if you can. And if you are near the lake and the forecast turns, get on the list early rather than waiting for the first downpour.
There are 7 listed providers in Okeechobee, with an average rating of 4.2. Five of them are mobile services, so they can come to your campsite or storage lot. The other two are shop-based. Four of the seven also list roof repair, and six list A/C work.
No. The current listings show none of the seven providers doing warranty work. If your awning is covered, call the manufacturer or warranty company first to get pre-approval and ask how reimbursement works. Then confirm with the shop or mobile tech before any work begins.
Often yes. Five of the seven providers are mobile, and some list emergency service. A tech can usually get a stuck slide retracted or diagnose the problem on site. If the mechanism is badly bent, they may send you to a shop with a bay. Call and describe the problem first.
Alex Sirum GMC Motorhomes has 54 reviews and a 4.8 rating. Advanced RV Centers has 31 reviews and a 5.0 rating. Among mobile techs, RV 1 Mobile RV Repairs has 15 reviews at 4.2, and A Traveler's Life Mobile RV Services has 7 reviews at 4.3.