Sellen Repair
Michigan truck and RV shop with mobile service and 24-hour on-call help, rated 4.2 stars by 82 reviewers.
A torn awning is the kind of problem you can live with until the first windy day, and then it becomes the only thing on your mind. Springfield has one shop listed for awning work, with 12 more nearby, and the average rating sits at 4.2. That is a thin local list, so plan on a short drive or a mobile call.
Michigan truck and RV shop with mobile service and 24-hour on-call help, rated 4.2 stars by 82 reviewers.
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Sellen Repair is the one Springfield entry for awning repair, rated 4.2 from 82 reviews. It also handles fridges and mobile work, and lists chassis and emergency service, which matters if your awning arm bent on the road and you need somebody now. One shop is not much of a bench, though, so keep the 12 nearby options in your back pocket. Ask about parts before you haul the rig over. Awning arms, fabric and roller tubes vary by brand, and a shop that has to order may need the RV to sit a few days.
Awning repair splits neatly into two kinds of jobs. Fabric replacement or a full roller tube swap is usually easier in a bay with a tall door and two people on ladders. A stuck arm, a missing pull strap or a motor that quit can often be handled in your driveway by a mobile tech. Sellen Repair offers mobile service, so that route is open. If you go mobile, clear space around the RV and know your awning model. If you go to a shop, call ahead and ask whether they stock your fabric color and arm length, because a special order adds time.
Spring and early summer fill up fast around here, since everyone remembers their awning problems the first warm weekend. Book before the season turns if you can. On warranty, none of the listed Springfield shops are flagged for warranty work, so if your awning is still covered, call your manufacturer first and get pre-approval before anyone touches it. That one call can save an argument later. Also ask whether the shop handles insurance claims if a storm did the damage. And while the rig is in, have them look at the roof sealant and the awning rail.
One shop is listed in Springfield itself, Sellen Repair. Another 12 are within reach nearby, which gives you options if the local one is booked or does not stock your parts.
The average across the listings is 4.2. Sellen Repair matches that at 4.2 from 82 reviews, a decent sample size to weigh against the others.
Often, yes. Sellen Repair offers mobile service, which suits stuck arms, pull straps and small hardware fixes. Full fabric or roller tube replacement usually goes better in a shop bay with room to work.
None of the Springfield listings are flagged for warranty work, so call your awning or RV manufacturer first. Get pre-approval in writing before any repair starts, and ask the shop whether it bills insurance for storm damage.