Simi Center - RV Repair & Body Paint
Simi Valley RV and truck repair shop since 1979, rated 4.4 stars for body work, leak fixes and quick turnarounds.
An awning that won't roll up, a torn vinyl arm, or a fabric that sags after a windy day on the 118: these are the things that turn a Simi Valley weekend into a repair errand. Four awning shops work this city, and another 12 sit within reach nearby. Ratings average 3.9, so pick with your eyes open and ask questions before you drop the rig off.
Simi Valley RV and truck repair shop since 1979, rated 4.4 stars for body work, leak fixes and quick turnarounds.
RV decal replacement and detailing in Simi Valley, rated 4.4 stars for professional service and attention to detail.
Simi Valley storage and repair shop with a 2.8 rating, where reviews split between quick fixes and tense encounters.
RV repair shop on the Simi Valley side of LA, worth a call when something breaks on your rig.
Within a short drive of Simi Valley. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Thousand Oaks RV shop with a 4.3 rating, known for friendly staff, awning work, and propane repairs.
RV repair shop in Agoura Hills, California, listed under RV repair and service.
Agoura Hills RV repair shop with a 5.0 Google rating, open 24/7 for repairs and maintenance.
Family-run RV repair shop in Agoura Hills with 4.8 stars from 43 reviews, serving LA and Ventura Counties.
Chatsworth auto shop with 4.9 stars from 104 reviews, known for upholstery, headliners, and convertible tops.
RV repair shop listed in Thousand Oaks, California, but the directory has no services, hours, or review details on file.
Family-owned Canoga Park body shop with a 4.9-star rating, now offering RV body repair and paint.
Calabasas RV repair shop with mobile service covering a 60-mile radius and a 4.5-star Google rating from 8 reviews.
RV rental delivery with trailer setup, plus sales, service, and storage near Fillmore, CA.
Fillmore shop doing RV repairs, solar installs, storage and used trailer sales, rated 4.4 from 11 reviews.
Winnetka custom RV and van remodeler rated 5.0 on Google, known for AC swaps and lithium battery upgrades.
Camping World RV Service in Newhall handles repairs, maintenance, collision work and warranty jobs for motorhomes, trailers and fifth wheels.
The four Simi Valley shops here do more than awnings. Each one also lists fridge work, and one takes on roofs and A/C too, which helps if your coach has more than one thing going wrong. That roof-and-A/C shop is Simi Center - RV Repair & Body Paint, the busiest name in the group by review count. DAZZO RV DECALS & WRAPS and Premier Indoor RV & Boat Storage + Service & Repair also list awning service. Komfort Kruisers rounds out the four. Only one shop in this group advertises warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, call that one first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the fabric.
Spring is when everyone remembers the awning. The fabric has sat folded all winter, the arms have stiffened, and the first warm trip is when the tears show up. Shops fill up fast in that stretch, so call ahead rather than driving over on a Saturday hoping for a walk-in. When you call, describe the failure plainly: does the motor run but the tube not turn, is the fabric separating at the rail, did an arm bend in the wind? Ask whether the replacement part is in stock or has to be ordered. A shop that checks stock before you arrive saves you a second trip across town.
None of the four Simi Valley listings is a mobile tech, so plan on bringing the coach in. That is fine for a motor that quit or fabric that needs replacing. It is less fun if the awning is half unfurled and flapping, because you have to secure it before you drive. Roll it up by hand if the mechanism allows, tie the arms, and keep your speed down on the freeway. A shop bay gives the tech room to extend the awning fully and test the roll under load, which is hard to fake in a driveway. Ask how long the coach will sit before the work starts.
There are 4 awning shops listed in Simi Valley, and 12 more nearby if you are willing to drive a little. The local group averages a 3.9 rating across reviews.
Yes, one of the four local shops advertises warranty work. Call that shop first and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any repair starts, since covered work usually needs approval in advance.
None of the four Simi Valley listings is a mobile tech, so plan to bring the coach to a shop. Secure a damaged awning by hand and tie the arms before you drive, and keep your speed down on the freeway.
All four local shops also list fridge repair, and one handles roofs and A/C as well. If the awning rail has been leaking, ask about a roof and sealant check while the rig is already in the bay.