Mountain View Auto Sales
Used RV dealer and wrecking yard in Preston with a repair shop and a 3.7-star average from 9 reviews.
A torn awning is the kind of problem you want handled before the next stretch of highway. Preston has one shop that lists awning work, and it also handles roofs and fridges, which says something about how it runs. There are 4 more shops within reach if you want a second opinion or the first one is booked out. Average rating here is 3.7, so call ahead and ask a few questions.
Used RV dealer and wrecking yard in Preston with a repair shop and a 3.7-star average from 9 reviews.
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Mountain View Auto Sales is the one Preston listing that covers awnings, and it carries a 3.7 rating across 9 reviews. The same shop lists roof and refrigerator repair, plus parts, so you may be able to get an awning arm or a fabric section sorted without a second trip. That mix of services is worth knowing when one failure turns out to be two. Ask what they stock before you drive over. Awning repairs usually come down to fabric, arms, or the roller tube. Tell the shop which one you think is failing and bring photos if you can. A shop that knows the model and the mount type can often tell you over the phone whether the part is in stock or has to be ordered.
Preston sits close to the Utah line, and plenty of RV owners here are heading south or coming back through. If the local shop is booked, there are 4 nearby options to try. Some awning problems are fine to drive on with the fabric tied off, and some are not, so be honest about how bad it is when you call. A mobile tech makes sense if the awning is stuck out and you cannot move the rig, though there are no mobile awning specialists listed in Preston itself. Otherwise a shop visit is the simpler path, and it lets them check the roof seam where the awning attaches at the same time.
Ask whether the shop does warranty work before you book. In Preston, none of the listings say they do, so if your awning is still under a manufacturer plan, get approval from the warranty provider first and confirm the shop will bill them. Ask about lead time on parts, because awning fabric and arms are not universal. Ask whether they will check the attachment points and the sealant line while the awning is off. A leak at that joint shows up later and costs more. Spring is the busy stretch, so call early in the week if you can.
There is 1 shop in Preston listed for awning work, Mountain View Auto Sales. It also handles roof and fridge repair and carries parts. If it is booked, 4 more shops are within reach, so you have options beyond the city line.
The average rating across Preston listings is 3.7. Mountain View Auto Sales holds that 3.7 from 9 reviews. Read the reviews yourself and ask the shop direct questions about your awning model before committing to a repair.
No mobile awning specialists are listed in Preston. If your awning is stuck out and the rig cannot move, call the shops and ask whether they make house calls anyway. Otherwise plan a shop visit, and tie the fabric off safely before you drive.
None of the Preston listings state that they do warranty work. If your awning is covered, contact the warranty provider first and get pre-approval, then confirm with the shop that they will work with that provider before you drop the RV off.