Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC.
Family-run Rose Hill shop working on RVs, trucks and diesels, rated 4.7 for honest, communicative service.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse every time the wind picks up, so it pays to deal with it early. Rose Hill has one shop that handles awning work, and there are 12 more options within reach. The local rating sits at 4.7, which tells you people around here tend to come away satisfied.
Family-run Rose Hill shop working on RVs, trucks and diesels, rated 4.7 for honest, communicative service.
Within a short drive of Rose Hill. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Andover RV shop with a 4.6-star rating from 115 reviews, known for knowledgeable staff and parts help.
Family-owned Andover RV shop since 1977, rated 4.8 stars for body repair, painting and insurance help.
Mobile semi and RV repair in Andover, KS with 4.9 stars from 113 reviews. 24/7 roadside help.
Augusta RV and powersports shop with a 5.0 rating, handling RV repairs plus ATV and dirtbike work.
Wichita RV service center for roof, awning, collision and warranty work, rated 5.0 from two Google reviews.
Wichita RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.3 rating from 1,830 reviews, praised for helpful staff and service.
Wichita truck and RV shop with mobile roadside service, open 24/7, serving rigs within 200 miles.
Wichita RV shop with a 4.7-star rating, praised for fast, friendly service and getting rigs back on the road.
Wichita shop for truck toppers and RV roof, AC, and awning repair, rated 4.6 from 180 reviews.
RV service and parts shop in Park City, Kansas, rated 3.8 from 10 reviews, with a parts counter reviewers call the best.
Park City RV dealer and repair shop with a 4.2 rating from 510 reviews, serving Wichita and nearby towns.
Maize, Kansas RV shop rated 5.0 across 7 Google reviews for Aqua-Hot, hydronic heating and AC work.
Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC is the shop to call in town, rated 4.7 from 58 reviews. They also work on RV fridges, which is handy if your trip turned up two problems instead of one. They keep parts on hand and take emergency work, so a rip found the morning you leave is worth a phone call. Ask whether the fabric you need is in stock before you drive over, since awning hardware varies a lot by brand and length. Call ahead even if it is just a small tear. A shop that knows what is coming can tell you whether to bring the whole roller assembly or just the coach.
None of the nearby shops listed here are mobile techs, so plan on towing or driving the RV in for awning work. The good news is that the 12 shops around Rose Hill give you room to compare on price and timing, and several sit a short drive toward Wichita. Spring and early summer are when awning repairs pile up, so book a few days out rather than the same morning. None of the shops here advertise warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, get pre-approval from the warranty provider first and confirm the shop will bill them directly.
Roll the awning up carefully if it will still retract, and tie off a torn arm so it does not flap on the highway. Take a photo of the damage and note the make and model of the awning, because replacement fabric and arms are ordered by that, not by the RV. Ask whether the shop repairs fabric or replaces the whole roll, since those are different jobs and different waits.
One shop in Rose Hill handles RV awning repair. There are 12 more shops nearby if you want to compare quotes or the local one is booked out.
The shops listed for this area average 4.7 out of 5. Dirt Road Auto & Diesel LLC, the local option, holds that same 4.7 from 58 reviews.
Not from this list. None of the nearby shops are mobile techs, so plan to bring the RV to a shop. Ask about drop-off times and whether they can store it overnight.
Yes. Ask if the fabric or arms for your awning model are in stock, and get a rough time frame. Awning parts are ordered by make and length, so a quick call saves a wasted trip.