Gordon Truck Centers
Truck dealer and RV repair shop in Ridgefield, WA with 24 bays, diesel engine and transmission service, and mixed reviews on pricing.
A torn awning is the kind of repair you can put off right up until the first windy day, and then it becomes urgent. Ridgefield has two shops and mobile techs that handle awning work, and both do warranty jobs. Between them they also cover fridges and A/C, which matters when one thing goes wrong on a trip and you want the rest checked while the rig is already in.
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Most awning damage I have seen started with leaving it out in a gust or a sudden storm. If yours is already torn, tie the arm up or roll it in before you drive, or the tear gets worse and takes the hardware with it. Check the fabric at the seams and where it meets the roller, since that is where it usually starts. A small rip patched early is cheaper than a new awning. When you call, ask what they charge to look at it, so there are no surprises.
Two local shops handle RV awning repair in Ridgefield: Gordon Truck Centers and Tiger Claw Mobile RV Repair LLC. Both also do warranty work. If those two are booked, another 12 awning shops sit within reach of town.
Tiger Claw Mobile RV Repair LLC is the local mobile option and lists awning repair along with A/C and fridge work. Mobile techs are good for fabric and hardware jobs that do not need a lift. Call first and describe the damage so they bring the right parts.
Yes, both local shops do warranty work. Call with your coverage details before the appointment and ask for pre-approval. Also ask whether they bill the warranty company directly or you pay first and get reimbursed.
Know the awning brand and length, and whether the fabric, the arms or both are damaged. Ask if the parts are in stock, since a special order can add days. Roll the awning in or tie up a damaged arm before driving.