Horner's RV/Auto/Truck Service and Sales
Punta Gorda auto and RV repair shop with certified techs, fair prices, and 4.5 stars from 341 reviews.
A storm rolls through Charlotte County and suddenly your awning is flapping or your slide-out won't come in. Punta Gorda has 3 shops and techs listed for awning and slide-out work, with 8 more nearby, averaging 4.2 across reviews. That is a thin bench, so call before the weekend crowd finds the same guy. One of the three handles warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered.
Punta Gorda auto and RV repair shop with certified techs, fair prices, and 4.5 stars from 341 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Punta Gorda with fair pricing and knowledgeable techs, though some report communication issues.
RV repair shop in Punta Gorda handling roof, AC, awning, slide and electrical work, floor to roof.
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Horner's RV/Auto/Truck Service and Sales draws the most reviews by far, 341 of them at 4.5, and handles both A/C and awnings. They are the shop side of the equation, with certified techs and insurance and chassis work under one roof. Suncoast Mobile RV Repair goes to you, which is worth knowing if the awning is torn and the rig cannot safely move. They do roof, A/C, awning and warranty work and rate 4.0 on 71 reviews. Heartland rv pros LLC lists roof, A/C and awning service too, though it has no reviews posted yet, so ask questions and get the plan in writing before anyone climbs up.
An awning is a two-person job, and a slide-out that jumped its track can jam a rig in place. That is where a mobile tech earns the call: they come to your site or driveway, and Suncoast is the mobile option on this list. For a full replacement or fabric swap, a shop bay usually makes more sense, and Horner's is set up for that kind of work. Ask two things on the phone. Does the tech carry the fabric or hardware in stock for your awning brand, and how long is the wait for a part that has to be ordered. Spring fills up fast here, so book early if you can.
Before you pay anyone, look at the arms and the fabric yourself. Frayed seams and small holes often patch fine, while a bent arm or a torn roller tube means replacement. On slide-outs, a slow or crooked extension usually points to a seal, a motor or debris in the track, not the whole mechanism. If your rig is under warranty, confirm the shop will do warranty work before the job starts, and get pre-approval so you are not stuck with the bill. Climb up and check the roof sealant at the same time, since awning mounts and slide-out seams are common leak points.
There are 3 listed in Punta Gorda and 8 more within easy reach nearby. The average rating sits at 4.2, so most of the local work has been decent. Since the list is short, call ahead rather than assuming someone can take you the same day.
Yes, one of the three handles warranty work. Suncoast Mobile RV Repair lists warranty among its services. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the job starts so there is no argument about the bill afterward.
Yes. One mobile tech is listed for Punta Gorda, Suncoast Mobile RV Repair, and they handle awnings, roofs and A/C. Mobile work suits torn fabric and jammed slide-outs that make the rig unsafe to move. Ask what they carry on the truck for your awning brand.
Small holes and frayed seams often patch, and a fabric swap can save the arms. Bent arms, a torn roller tube or a failed spring usually mean replacement. Have the tech look before you decide, and ask whether the fabric is in stock or needs ordering.