Wilson RV
Sunbury auto and RV repair shop with a 4.4 rating, known for motorhome service and long repeat customers.
A torn awning fabric or a slide-out that stops halfway is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast. Sunbury has three RV awning and slide-out repair options, and eight more shops sit within easy reach. The local outfits average 4.2 stars, so there is decent help close by. One of the three handles warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. Here is how the choices shake out.
Sunbury auto and RV repair shop with a 4.4 rating, known for motorhome service and long repeat customers.
Camping World in Sunbury sells RVs and handles roof, awning and generator work, with 794 reviews averaging 3.9 stars.
Camping World RV Service in Sunbury, OH handles roof, awning, generator, and chassis work for trailers and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Sunbury. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Columbus-area RV dealer in Delaware, OH with sales, parts and a service department for AC, awning, brake and electrical work.
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Family-owned mobile RV repair serving Ashley, Ohio since 2019, rated 4.9 stars for honest work and quick response.
Family-owned Columbus RV dealer since 1956, selling travel trailers and handling roof and awning repairs.
Mobile RV repair in Columbus offering free estimates, water damage work, roof repair and awning service.
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Columbus Airstream and RV dealer with a service department, 4.0 stars from 242 reviews.
Wilson RV is the smallest shop in town by review count, 23 of them, and it sits at 4.4 stars. It covers awnings and A/C, and it takes warranty and insurance work, which is worth knowing before you call. Camping World - Sunbury is the big operation with 794 reviews and a 3.9 average, and it handles roof and awning jobs with a parts counter on site. A second Camping World service location also does roof and awning work and has no reviews yet. Call ahead and ask whether the awning fabric or slide-out motor you need is in stock. Spring fills these shops quickly.
None of the three Sunbury shops is listed as mobile, so plan on hauling the rig in. That changes the math on a slide-out that will not retract. If the slide is stuck out, a shop visit means a slow drive or a call to a mobile tech from the surrounding area. Awnings are friendlier to shop work because a torn fabric usually still rolls up enough to travel. Ask whether the shop wants you to bring the awning in extended or rolled, and whether they need the slide partly open to diagnose it. Small details like that save a second trip.
Get a rough estimate over the phone and ask how long the rig will sit. Awnings and slide-outs both depend on parts, and a fabric order or a slide motor can hold up the job. If your unit is under warranty, confirm the shop will bill the manufacturer directly and get pre-approval before anyone touches it. While you are at it, have them look at the roof sealant near the awning rail. Leaks start at that seam, and two of the three local shops do roof work anyway. One call can cover both.
There are three listed in Sunbury, with eight more within reach nearby. The local shops average 4.2 stars across their reviews.
Yes, one of the three local shops handles warranty claims. Ask about manufacturer pre-approval before the work starts so the bill goes to the right place.
None of the three Sunbury shops is listed as mobile, so you will likely bring the rig in. A torn awning usually rolls up enough to travel, but call first to confirm how they want it.
Ask for a rough estimate, whether the fabric or motor is in stock, and how long the rig will stay. If the slide-out is stuck open, say so up front so they can plan.