Doug's RV & Camper Service
RV repair shop and mobile tech in Six Lakes. Reviews praise honest advice, fair pricing, and quality work.
An awning that won't roll up right is one of those problems you notice every single time you pull in. In Six Lakes, there's one shop listed for awning work, Doug's RV & Camper Service, rated 4.8 across 59 reviews, and it also handles fridges and comes to you. Ten more shops sit nearby if you want a second opinion.
RV repair shop and mobile tech in Six Lakes. Reviews praise honest advice, fair pricing, and quality work.
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Most awning calls come down to fabric, arms, or the roll-up mechanism. Sun and rain wear the fabric at the folds, and a torn section can flap loose on the highway. Arms bend when a gust catches things at the wrong moment. Springs and motors quit without warning. Ask the shop to look at the whole assembly, not just the obvious tear, because a bent arm will chew up new fabric. If the part needs ordering, ask whether it's in stock before you plan the trip. A shop that has to order may keep your rig a few days.
Doug's RV & Camper Service is listed as mobile, which means the tech can come to your site or driveway. That's a real convenience for a stuck awning you can't tow safely. Mobile calls usually suit adjustments, fabric swaps, and smaller fixes. Bigger jobs, like replacing both arms or working around a damaged roller, may be easier in a bay with a ladder and room to stretch the awning out. Ask on the phone which one fits your repair. Also mention your RV's length and the awning brand if you know it.
Spring is when everyone remembers their awning, so the calendar fills up fast. Call ahead rather than showing up. The listing shows one shop in town with parts on hand, and parts matter here. Fabric colors and arm models vary by brand and year, so a generic replacement may not match. Bring photos of the label on the awning tube if you can find it. Ten nearby shops give you options if the first one is booked, but a short drive beats waiting a week when rain is coming.
One shop in Six Lakes is listed for awning repair, Doug's RV & Camper Service. It is rated 4.8 from 59 reviews and is also listed for mobile work and refrigerator repair. Ten more RV shops are listed nearby if you want to compare.
Often yes. The Six Lakes shop listed here is a mobile tech, so ask whether your repair fits a site visit. A jammed or torn awning that can't be rolled up safely is a good reason to call mobile rather than tow the rig.
Yes, especially in spring when everyone is getting ready for the season. Call before you need it and ask whether the fabric or arm is in stock. That one question can save you a second trip or a longer stay in the shop.
Look at the fabric, the arms, and how the roller turns. Note the awning brand and your RV's length. Photos of the damage and any label on the tube help the tech quote the job and order the right part the first time.