Rodgers Mobile RV Service, LLC.
Family-owned mobile RV repair in Springtown, TX, rated 4.9 from 129 reviews for roofs, water heaters and more.
A torn awning fabric is one thing. A slide-out that quits halfway out is another, and it usually happens the day before a trip. Springtown has 3 shops and mobile techs that handle awnings, slide-outs, roofs and A/C, plus 8 more nearby. They average 4.8 stars across 208 reviews. Every one of them comes to you, which saves a lot of driving when the rig can't move or you'd rather not tow it.
Family-owned mobile RV repair in Springtown, TX, rated 4.9 from 129 reviews for roofs, water heaters and more.
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All three local outfits listed here are mobile, and all three list awning, roof, A/C and slide-out work. That overlap matters. A slide-out that drags is often a roof or seal problem letting water in, and a sagging awning is often a torn rail that a roof tech spots while he's up there anyway. Rodgers Mobile RV Service is the biggest name in town with 129 reviews at 4.9 stars, and it also handles generators, chassis work and parts. Nomad RV Repair takes emergency calls and stocks parts. Burnett RV Mobile Services works weekends, which is worth knowing when something breaks on a Friday.
With no storefront in the mix, you're booking a house call. Clear space around the rig and have the awning out or the slide halfway, whichever way it's stuck, so the tech sees the failure as it happens. Roll the awning up if wind is coming and it won't stay out. Ask on the phone whether the fabric, arm or motor is likely in stock, because a special-order awning can take a while and you'd rather know now. Only one of the three local shops does warranty work, so get pre-approval from your warranty company before anyone turns a wrench.
Vinyl awning fabric and the sealant on your roof take a beating here from sun and heat. Check the seams and the rail attachment a couple times a season, and look at the roof caulking around vents and edges before the spring rains. Small tears can be patched, but a fabric that's brittle and cracking along the fold is done. For slide-outs, keep the seals clean and look for wear where the box meets the wall. If water is already getting in, say so when you book, since roof and awning work often go together and one trip can cover both.
There are 3 local businesses listed for awning and slide-out work, and all 3 are mobile. Another 8 options sit nearby if you're willing to travel or the local techs are booked out. They average 4.8 stars across 208 reviews.
Yes, 1 of the 3 local shops does warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider first and confirm the shop will bill them directly. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and file for reimbursement yourself, which is slower.
All 3 local outfits are mobile, so yes. Clear space around the rig and have the awning in the position where it failed. Ask about parts availability before the visit, since fabric and arms aren't always on the truck.
Look at the seals and the roof edge near the slide for water damage. Note whether it's binding on one side or dead on both. That detail helps the tech bring the right parts and tells him whether it's a motor, a roller or a leak issue.