Rogers RV Repair LLC
Mobile and shop RV repair in Roswell, NM, with a 5-star rating from 81 reviews.
Roswell, NM
RV awning repair in Roswell, New Mexico
A torn awning is the kind of problem you notice every time you pull into a campground in Roswell. The wind out here does not ask permission. Four shops in town handle awning repair, and they average 4.8 stars across the board, so you have decent choices. Two of them do warranty work, which matters if your fabric or hardware is still covered. Call first and describe the damage: a bent arm is a different job than a ripped canopy.
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4Shops listed
4.8★Average Google rating
2Do warranty work
RV repair shops in Roswell
Main Trailer Sales Inc
Roswell RV dealer with a certified repair shop, large parts inventory, and a 4.6-star rating from 302 reviews.
Mobile home and RV repair
RV and mobile home repair shop in Roswell, NM, handling maintenance, inspections, and AC work.
MT On Wheels
Mobile RV repair and maintenance in Roswell, NM that comes to you for fixes on the road.
What the shops here can take on
The four Roswell shops cover more than awnings. All four also work on RV fridges, three handle A/C, and one does roofs. That last one is Rogers RV Repair LLC, a mobile outfit with a 5.0 rating across 81 reviews, and it also handles chassis, generators and parts. Main Trailer Sales Inc is the big shop in town with 302 reviews at 4.6 stars and a certified crew. If your awning failed because of a roof leak, Rogers can look at both in one visit. Ask about parts availability before you drive over, since awning arms and fabric come in specific sizes and a shop may need to order.
Mobile tech or shop bay
Only one of the four is mobile, so most awning work happens at a shop. That is usually fine. Awnings are easier to fix on level ground with room to extend the arms fully, and a shop has the right rivets and springs on hand. Mobile work makes more sense when the awning is stuck out and you cannot safely drive. Be honest on the phone about whether your awning is rolled up, half out or hanging. It changes what tools the tech brings and whether they will ask you to secure it before they arrive. Ask what the service call covers if you go mobile.
Warranty questions to ask first
Two of the four shops do warranty work, so start there if your rig is still covered. Have your policy or warranty paperwork ready and ask whether they bill the warranty company directly or expect you to pay and get reimbursed. Pre-approval takes time, so call before the weekend. If the awning damage came from wind, check whether your policy treats that as a covered event, because some do not. Main Trailer Sales lists emergency service, which helps if a storm left your awning flapping. Ask about turnaround too: a simple fabric swap is quick, but a full arm replacement can mean waiting on a part.
Specialists in Roswell
Nearby cities
- Ruidoso, NM (2, 66 mi)
- Alamogordo, NM (2, 90 mi)
- Carlsbad, NM (1, 74 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV awning repair shops are in Roswell?
Four shops in Roswell handle RV awning repair, and all four also work on fridges. Three of them do A/C work and one handles roofs. The group averages 4.8 stars, though two of the four have no ratings yet.
Do any Roswell awning shops do warranty work?
Yes, two of the four shops do warranty work. Rogers RV Repair LLC and Main Trailer Sales Inc both list it. Call ahead with your policy details and ask about pre-approval, since that step can add a day or two before any work starts.
Can a mobile tech fix my awning at the campground?
One of the four Roswell shops is mobile. That works well if the awning is stuck out and you cannot drive safely. Tell the tech exactly what position the awning is in and whether the arms are bent, so they bring the right parts.
My awning is torn and the arms are bent. What should I say when I call?
Describe the damage plainly: how much fabric is torn, whether the roller still turns and if either arm is bent. Ask whether the parts are in stock or need ordering. A bent arm often means a replacement part, so expect a wait if the shop has to order it.