Shoreline Boat & RV Repair
Tulsa RV and boat repair shop since 1999, known for fiberglass and gelcoat work and help with insurance claims.
Tulsa RVers know the wind out here does a number on awnings, and one good hail storm can turn a slide-out into a leaky problem. There are 5 awning and slide-out repair businesses in the city, averaging 4.4 stars, plus 2 more nearby. Two of them do warranty work. A handful of shops handle the fabric and hardware, and a couple also fix the roof and A/C while your rig sits there.
Tulsa RV and boat repair shop since 1999, known for fiberglass and gelcoat work and help with insurance claims.
Tulsa RV dealer with a 4.5-star rating from 580 reviews, offering sales, parts, and service.
Tulsa RV dealer with repair shop, 4.3 stars from 2,043 reviews. Mixed service feedback.
Tulsa RV repair shop handling roof, AC, awning and slideout work, with one reviewer calling the owner prompt and on time.
Camping World RV Service in Tulsa handles repairs, maintenance, warranty work and detailing for trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes.
Within a short drive of Tulsa. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Mobile RV repair in Sapulpa, OK, rated 4.7 stars for AC, fridge, roof and slide work done at your site.
RV repair shop in Claremore, OK, offering roof, awning, body, chassis, and collision services for all RV makes.
Start with Shoreline Boat & RV Repair, rated 4.7 over 152 reviews. It does mobile calls, roof and A/C work too, and handles insurance and body jobs. Camperland of Oklahoma on the shop side has 4.5 stars across 580 reviews and sells parts, which matters when a roller tube or arm is backordered. Camping World - Tulsa is the big one at 4.3 stars and over 2,000 reviews, so expect a real service queue in spring. The crew there does body and generator work along with awnings. Call first and ask whether the fabric or the hardware is in stock before you drive over.
One of the five shops here will come to you, and for a torn awning or a slide-out that won't retract on a driveway pad, that saves a white-knuckle drive across town. Shoreline runs mobile service and covers roof and A/C along with awning work. A tech who shows up on site can measure fabric and arms against your actual rig, which beats guessing from a photo. Ask what the mobile call covers and what gets handled back at the shop if the job turns out bigger than expected. If a slide-out is stuck out partway, mention that when you book. A tech may want to walk you through a manual retract before heading out, and that detail changes what tools come along.
Two of the five businesses do warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, name the warranty company when you call and ask for pre-approval before anyone touches the awning. Shoreline and Camping World - Tulsa both list insurance among their services, useful if storm damage is behind the claim. Camperland lists warranty too. Keep your photos and receipts. Small operations like Reliable RV Repair, which has a 5.0 rating from a single review, may be the right fit for a straightforward arm replacement but check on warranty coverage first. Review counts are thin on a couple of these, so read the recent ones.
There are 5 in the city, with 2 more nearby. They average 4.4 stars. Every one of them lists awning work, and all 5 also do roof repair, so you can usually get both handled in one visit.
Yes, one of the five offers mobile service, and Shoreline Boat & RV Repair is the one that lists it along with roof, A/C and awning work. For a stuck slide-out or a torn fabric, a mobile call can save you the drive.
Two of the five businesses in Tulsa do warranty work, so coverage is possible depending on your policy. Call the shop, name your warranty company and ask for pre-approval before work starts. Keep photos of the damage and your receipts.
All five Tulsa shops on this list handle roof repair, and two also do A/C. With the awning off, it's a good time to have the attachment points and nearby sealant checked. Water often gets in right at that edge and shows up later.