B & D RV Center
Vernal RV dealer with a full service department and parts counter, rated 4.7 from 274 reviews.
A torn awning is one of those problems that gets worse the longer you leave it. The fabric flaps in the wind, the arm bends, and pretty soon a cheap fix turns into a whole new assembly. Vernal has three shops and mobile techs that handle awning work, and the average rating sits at 4.6 across them. That is a decent pool for a town this size, though spring fills their calendars fast.
Vernal RV dealer with a full service department and parts counter, rated 4.7 from 274 reviews.
Mobile RV and trailer repair in Vernal, UT. 4.8 stars from 50 reviews. Same-day service, honest mechanics.
Uintah Basin RV repair shop in Vernal handling roof, AC, electrical, plumbing and furnace work.
Awning repair splits neatly into two kinds of jobs. A fabric replacement, arm swap or roller tube fix usually wants a shop with a covered bay, and two of the three businesses here stock parts. A mobile tech makes more sense when the awning is stuck out and the rig cannot move, or when the damage is at your storage spot. Stick's Mobile RV & Trailer Repair is the mobile option in town, and it also handles A/C and fridge work. Ask upfront whether they carry your awning brand's fabric and arms, because waiting on a part is the slow part of most repairs. If the arm is bent and the fabric is fine, say so when you call. Some shops can replace just the arm.
B & D RV Center has the deepest review history in town at 274 reviews and a 4.7 rating, and it works on awnings and fridges with warranty approval and parts on hand. That warranty point matters if your awning is still covered, since the shop can handle the approval paperwork. Stick's Mobile RV & Trailer Repair rates 4.8 over 50 reviews and comes to you. Carpenters man rv repair service is the smallest of the three at 4.3 over 6 reviews, but it covers roof, A/C, fridge and awning work, which helps when the leak above the awning is part of the problem. Call ahead either way.
Roll the awning in if you can, even partway, and tie the arms so nothing flaps on the drive over. Take a photo of the damage and note the awning brand and model, usually on a tag near the roller tube. If a storm took it out, check your insurance before you book, because some policies want an estimate first. Ask whether the shop has the fabric in stock or has to order it, since that changes the timeline more than the labor does. And if your roof sealant around the awning rail looks cracked, mention it. Water gets in there and rots the rail, which turns a fabric job into a bigger one.
Three businesses in Vernal handle RV awning repair, and all three also do fridge work. One of them is a mobile tech that comes to your rig, which is useful if the awning is stuck open and the RV cannot be driven.
The three shops and mobile techs average 4.6 out of 5. B & D RV Center sits at 4.7 from 274 reviews, Stick's Mobile RV & Trailer Repair at 4.8 from 50, and Carpenters man rv repair service at 4.3 from 6.
Yes, one of the three options in Vernal is mobile. That works well for a stuck awning, a bent arm or fabric that will not roll up. For a full fabric replacement, ask whether the tech carries your brand and size before booking.
One of the three businesses in Vernal does warranty work, and it is B & D RV Center. If your awning is still covered, call that shop first and have your paperwork ready. Ask about pre-approval before any work starts so there are no surprises.