Awning Repair & Replacement

Awnings take a beating from Florida's combination of intense sun and sudden wind gusts, which is why fabric fading, tearing, and arm failures are some of the most common service calls we get. Electric awning motors fail from worn gears, water intrusion into the motor housing, or control switch issues, while the fabric itself degrades from UV exposure and can tear at stress points near the roller tube or where it meets the arms.

We repair torn fabric where the damage is limited, but a full fabric replacement is usually the right call once material has become brittle or badly faded, since a patched awning rarely holds up as well as fresh material stretched and tensioned properly on the roller. Bent or cracked awning arms, often from a wind event that caught the awning extended, need straightening or replacement along with a check of the mounting hardware and rail, since a compromised mount is what actually causes arm failures to repeat.

We also service the spring tension in the roller tube, which loosens over time and causes an awning to sag or roll unevenly, and check automatic wind sensors on coaches equipped with them, since a sensor that is not calibrated correctly will either retract needlessly or fail to protect the awning in real wind.