Tint and Audio Customs
Scottsboro shop for window tint, car audio, and RV and boat sound work, with mixed reviews on wait times.
A torn awning fabric or a broken arm usually shows up at the worst time, like the afternoon before a trip. In Scottsboro there is one shop that handles RV awning repair, Tint and Audio Customs, and it carries a 3.8 rating across 30 reviews. Eight more shops are within reach if you are willing to drive a little for the fix.
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Tint and Audio Customs is the only Scottsboro shop listed for awning work, and it also takes on RV fridge repair. Thirty reviews and a 3.8 rating put it in decent standing, not perfect. Call ahead and describe the problem: a ripped fabric, a bent arm, a motor that quit, or a roller that will not retract. Ask whether the replacement fabric or arm for your model is in stock or has to be ordered, because that wait is often longer than the repair itself. Ask about warranty work too; the listing shows none of the local shops on this page as doing it.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Scottsboro, so plan on getting the rig to a shop or asking whether one will come out. Eight nearby shops give you other options, and a larger market may stock more awning parts. Weigh the drive against the wait for an order. For a stuck awning that will not roll up, it is fair to ask for a same-day look, though nobody can promise it in a busy stretch. Before you go, check whether the shop prefers the awning extended or rolled in, since some jobs are easier to diagnose in person.
Awning fabric fails at the seams and where it meets the rail, so check those spots a few times a season and clean off pine needles and grit that trap moisture. Roll it up dry when you can. If a storm is coming, retract the awning rather than trusting the arms to ride it out. A small tear patched early costs less than a full fabric replacement. When you book, ask what the shop needs from you: make, model, awning brand and a photo of the damage can save a trip.
One shop is listed in Scottsboro for RV awning repair: Tint and Audio Customs. It also handles RV refrigerator work. If you want a second opinion or a shorter wait, eight more shops are within driving distance.
Tint and Audio Customs has a 3.8 rating from 30 reviews. That is a fair record but not spotless, so read a few reviews and ask specific questions about your awning type before you commit.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Scottsboro, so mobile service is not guaranteed here. Call the shop and ask directly. Otherwise plan to drive the rig in, and confirm whether the awning should be extended or rolled up when you arrive.
Yes. None of the shops listed here are shown as doing warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, get pre-approval from the warranty provider first and confirm the shop will bill it. That step avoids surprises when you pick up the RV.