Jacobs Ford and RV
Family-run Ford and RV dealer in St Paul on U.S. 281, rated 4.9 stars across 129 reviews for RV sales and service.
An awning that won't roll up right is the kind of problem you want handled before the next windy drive. St Paul has one shop that does awning work, and four more are within reach in the surrounding area. The local option holds a 4.9 average across 129 reviews, so people have clearly been through its doors more than once.
Family-run Ford and RV dealer in St Paul on U.S. 281, rated 4.9 stars across 129 reviews for RV sales and service.
Within a short drive of St Paul. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Jacobs Ford and RV is the shop in town handling awning repairs, and it covers A/C and fridge work too, which is handy if your list has more than one item on it. The 4.9 rating over 129 reviews suggests steady, repeat business rather than a one-off. Call before you haul the rig over and ask whether they keep common awning hardware in stock, like arms, springs and fabric. A quick phone call saves a second trip. If they need to order a part, ask how long it usually takes. Awning fabric and arms vary a lot by brand, so the answer depends on your model.
There are no mobile awning techs listed in St Paul itself, so plan on bringing the RV to the shop. That is fine for most awning jobs, since arms and rollers are easier to work on with the rig parked and stable. If the awning is stuck out and you can't safely retract it for the drive, say so when you call. Shops often have a way to handle that, and it beats tying things down with rope on the highway. The four nearby options give you a fallback if the local shop is booked out.
Roll the awning out at home if you can and look at what is actually failing: a bent arm, torn fabric, a stripped gear, or a motor that clicks and does nothing. Knowing that narrows the conversation fast. Note your awning brand and model if it is printed on the hardware. Nobody here can promise warranty coverage, since the local shop is not listed as a warranty shop, so check with your RV or awning manufacturer first and get any pre-approval in writing before work starts.
One shop in St Paul handles awning repair, and four more are within reach nearby. That gives you a local first call plus options if the schedule is full.
Jacobs Ford and RV is the local shop for awning repair, and it also handles A/C and fridge work. It holds a 4.9 rating from 129 reviews.
No mobile awning techs are listed in St Paul, so plan to bring the RV to a shop. If the awning is stuck out, tell the shop when you call and ask how they want you to handle the drive in.
Look at the failing part up close and note your awning brand and model. Ask whether the shop stocks the arms, springs or fabric you need. If you hope to use a warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer first.