Elevation 7k
RV repair shop in Pueblo, Colorado, handling AC, battery, and electrical work along with general RV fixes.
A ripped awning is the kind of thing you want fixed before the next storm rolls in. Pueblo has one shop that handles awning repair, plus 11 nearby options if you can travel. That's a thin local list, so calling ahead saves you a wasted trip. Here's what to know before you book.
RV repair shop in Pueblo, Colorado, handling AC, battery, and electrical work along with general RV fixes.
Within a short drive of Pueblo. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Veteran-owned Pueblo West RV repair shop with mobile service, 5.0 rating from 8 Google reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Pueblo West, rated 4.3 on Google, handling AC, awnings, and furnace emergencies.
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Elevation 7k is the one shop in Pueblo listed for awning repair. They also work on RV fridges and A/C, so you can bundle a couple of fixes into one visit. No ratings or reviews are listed, so ask around or check with other RVers before you commit. On the plus side, a shop that also handles fridges and A/C likely knows the usual wear points. Ask if they replace fabric only or also service the arms and spring. That distinction matters because a sagging arm will tear a new fabric in a season. If you need mobile service, there are no mobile techs listed here. You'll be dropping the rig off.
Awning repair is usually a shop job. Mobile techs can tighten arms or patch small tears, but fabric replacement and spring work often need a bay. Since Pueblo has no mobile techs listed, plan on leaving the RV. Call first to see if the part is in stock. A common fabric or arm can take days to order, and you don't want to wait with the awning taped up. If you're handy, a temporary patch with awning repair tape can get you through until the appointment.
Spring and early summer fill up fast as people get ready for trips. Call ahead and ask what days they set aside for awning work. Warranty coverage is worth checking before you go. No shops here are listed as doing warranty work, so if your RV is still covered, call your warranty provider first. Get pre-approval and ask if they'll pay the shop directly. That saves you from paying out of pocket and chasing reimbursement later.
Just one shop in Pueblo is listed for awning repair, and there are 11 more nearby if you're willing to drive. With only one local option, call early to check availability.
No mobile techs are listed in Pueblo for awning repair. You'll need to take your RV to a shop. If you can't drive it, ask the shop if they offer pickup or if a nearby mobile tech will travel.
None of the shops listed here are marked as doing warranty work. If your awning is under warranty, contact your provider first to get approval and find a shop they'll pay directly.
The one listed shop, Elevation 7k, also handles RV refrigerator and A/C repair. That means you can combine an awning fix with other service in one visit and save a trip.