Forge Innovation, LLC
Maryland metal shop and mobile RV repair with strong reviews for solar installs and honest, knowledgeable work.
Upper Marlboro has one shop listed for RV awning repair, and it also handles roofs, fridges, and mobile calls. That's a handy combination when a storm rolls through and your awning fabric is shredded. The shop carries parts and does emergency work, so you're not stuck waiting on a special order. For bigger jobs, there are 12 more RV repair options within reach.
Maryland metal shop and mobile RV repair with strong reviews for solar installs and honest, knowledgeable work.
Within a short drive of Upper Marlboro. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV repair in Davidsonville, MD. RVIA certified techs, warranty work, and they come to you.
Family-owned RV dealer with service and parts in Gambrills, MD. Reviewers note friendly, non-pushy sales staff.
Family-owned RV dealer in Gambrills with a large lot, service, and parts. Reviewers praise the staff but note occasional follow-up issues.
Beltsville RV and truck shop handling mechanical, collision, and AC repairs, rated 4.2 from 84 reviews.
Huntingtown RV shop with a 4.8 rating, handling trailer repairs, A/C work, brakes, and generator service.
Mobile RV repair tech serving La Plata, MD, rated 5.0 from 27 reviews for electrical, AC and roof work.
Glen Burnie RV repair shop rated 4.4 from 152 reviews, handling AC, awnings, brakes, tires and trailer work.
Mobile RV repair serving Stevensville and Maryland, rated 5.0 from 25 reviews for quick response and friendly help.
Kent Island RV dealer and service shop in Stevensville, rated 4.9 stars, selling Winnebago trailers and Sprinter vans.
Rockville RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 7 reviews, praised for craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Rockville van shop specializing in custom camper builds and repairs for Class B and self-built vans.
Awning repair often means replacing fabric, restitching seams, or fixing a bent arm. The shop in Upper Marlboro that does this work also handles roof and fridge issues, so if your awning leak led to water damage inside, they can look at that too. They keep parts on hand, which can save a trip. Ask if the fabric you need is in stock. If not, ask how long the order takes. Emergency service is available, so call ahead if a torn awning is flapping and letting rain in. Mobile service is also an option here. That's useful when the awning is stuck out and you can't drive the RV. A mobile tech can come to you, assess the damage, and either fix it on site or tell you what parts to order.
A small tear in the fabric can sometimes be patched with awning tape, but if the tear is longer than a few inches or the arm is bent, it's time to call. Don't try to force a stuck awning in or out; you can damage the roller tube or the arms. The one listed shop here has a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews, so it's worth a call. If they're booked, the 12 nearby options give you a fallback. Spring and summer are busy, so book ahead if you can.
For awning repair, mobile service can be a real convenience. If the awning won't retract, you may not be able to drive safely. A mobile tech comes to your site. But some repairs, like replacing a roller tube, may need a shop with a lift. The Upper Marlboro shop listed here does both mobile and shop work. Ask which one fits your situation. Also, if your RV is under warranty, check with the manufacturer first. Some warranties require pre-approval before work is done, and the shop may not handle warranty paperwork directly.
There is 1 shop listed for RV awning repair in Upper Marlboro. That shop also does roof, fridge, and mobile work. If you need more options, there are 12 nearby RV repair shops and mobile techs within reach.
The average rating is 5.0 based on the one listed shop. That shop has 10 reviews. Ratings can change, so check the latest reviews before you book.
Yes, the one listed shop offers mobile service. That means they can come to your location, which is handy if your awning is stuck out and you can't drive. Ask if they cover your area and if there's a trip charge.
The listed shop offers emergency service, so call them first if your awning is damaged and letting in water. If they can't help, the nearby shops may have emergency availability. Keep your awning rolled up if possible to prevent more damage.