Certified RV LLC
Certified RV LLC in Shawnee, OK, offers mobile RV repair and maintenance with a 4.9-star rating from 78 reviews.
Shawnee RV owners know the panic when an awning arm snaps or the fabric tears before a trip. Three shops in town handle awning repair, and one of them will come to you. The average rating is 4.6 from a few hundred reviews, so there is solid experience here. I have had a sprung roller fixed locally and learned to call ahead for parts.
Certified RV LLC in Shawnee, OK, offers mobile RV repair and maintenance with a 4.9-star rating from 78 reviews.
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Certified RV LLC is the mobile option, and they also handle A/C and fridge work. That means they can come to your storage spot or driveway, which saves you a tow if the awning will not retract. Prestige RV Center keeps parts on hand, so if your arm or fabric is in stock you might get same-day service. Country Hollow RV Park & Campground is listed for awning repair too, though I would confirm they work on rigs beyond their guests. Call first to see who has the parts. Mobile techs usually charge a trip fee, so ask about that when you book. For a simple fabric swap, a shop with parts in stock is often faster.
Awning repairs range from a quick re rivet to a full fabric replacement. Shops here will give you an estimate once they see the damage. Ask if they can order the part before you drop off, so your rig is not sitting in the lot waiting. Warranty coverage is available at one of the three shops, so check with your provider before work starts. Spring is busy, so book a week or two out if you can. If the awning is flapping, tie it down and avoid driving far.
A torn awning can whip in the wind and damage the side of your RV. If the fabric is shredded or an arm is bent, get it looked at before your next trip. A small puncture can be patched, but a seam that is pulling loose needs restitching. Ask the shop if they use a heat weld or stitching for the repair. And while you are there, have them check the roof sealant around the awning rail. I have seen water get in behind a loose rail and soak the ceiling.
There are 3 awning repair shops listed in Shawnee. One of them is a mobile tech that can come to you. The average rating across these shops is 4.6, so you have a few solid choices.
Yes, Certified RV LLC is a mobile tech and handles awning repair along with A/C and fridge work. That means they can come to your location. The other two shops are fixed locations, so you will need to bring your RV to them.
One shop in Shawnee, Certified RV LLC, lists warranty as a feature. Check with your warranty provider first to see if they pre-approve the repair. Then confirm with the shop that they will handle the paperwork. It can save you a surprise bill.
Most awning repairs take a few hours, but it depends on the parts. If the shop has the fabric or arm in stock, you might get same-day service. If they need to order, it could take a few days. Call ahead to ask about parts availability.