ET Quality RV Supercenter
Family-owned Yuba City RV dealer and repair shop since 1990, rated 4.4 from 264 reviews.
A ripped awning fabric or a bent arm turns a shade break into a scramble. In Yuba City, two shops handle RV awning repair, and both also work on fridges. One is set up for warranty work and carries parts. The other has a perfect rating from a handful of reviews. There are seven more shops nearby if you want options.
Family-owned Yuba City RV dealer and repair shop since 1990, rated 4.4 from 264 reviews.
NorCal powersports and RV shop with a 5.0 Google rating, open around the clock, handling engine, brake and electrical work.
Within a short drive of Yuba City. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Awning damage is usually fabric, arms, or the roller tube. Shops here can order replacement fabric and hardware, but ask if the part is in stock before you drop the RV off. A warranty job may need pre-approval from your provider, so call ahead with your policy number. If the awning won't retract, say so when you book. That tells the shop whether they need a service call or you can drive it in. Most repairs take a day or two once parts arrive, but spring is busy, so schedule early.
ET Quality RV Supercenter is the larger operation, with 264 reviews and a 4.4 rating. They handle awnings and fridges, and they do warranty work and sell parts. That combination helps if your awning motor or fabric is covered and you want one stop. Teels Powersports has a 5.0 rating from five reviews and lists chassis work along with awnings and fridges. A small shop can mean more direct talk with the tech. Neither is a mobile tech, so plan to bring the RV in.
Awning repairs are mostly a shop job. Fabric replacement needs a flat bay and a helper, and arm tension is fiddly. Mobile techs are great for roof leaks and dead A/C, but awnings usually come off or get re-rolled on a bench. If your awning is stuck out and the RV can't move, call a mobile tech from the nearby list. Otherwise, book a shop. Ask whether they want the awning extended or rolled up when you arrive. That small question saves time at the counter.
Two shops in Yuba City list awning repair. Both also work on RV refrigerators. If you need more choices, there are seven additional shops nearby.
One of the two shops does warranty work. Call with your policy details and ask about pre-approval before you schedule. That step can save a surprise bill.
No mobile techs are listed in Yuba City for awning work. The two local shops are drive-in. For a stuck awning, ask the shop if they can recommend a mobile call or a way to secure it for transport.
Ask if the fabric or arm is in stock, whether they need the awning extended, and how long the wait is for parts. Also confirm the shop does warranty work if you plan to use coverage.