RV Service of Virginia Inc.
Ashland RV repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 134 reviews, praised for prompt service and friendly staff.
A torn awning fabric or a slide-out that stops halfway out can end a trip fast, and Ashland owners know the drill. Four shops in town handle awning and slide-out work, and all four take warranty jobs, which matters if your rig is still covered. The local average sits at 4.2 stars. Mobile techs are not part of this count, so plan on hauling the coach in unless you find one on your own.
Ashland RV repair shop with a 4.3-star rating from 134 reviews, praised for prompt service and friendly staff.
General RV Center in Ashland, VA: large RV dealer with service, parts, and a 4.2-star rating from 1,711 reviews.
Camping World RV dealer and repair shop in Ashland with roof, AC and awning service, plus a large sales floor.
RV service and repair shop in Ashland, VA handling maintenance, collision work, and warranty repairs.
Within a short drive of Ashland. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-owned Richmond RV dealer on Jefferson Davis Highway with on-site service, parts, and roof and awning work.
Mobile RV repair and pre-purchase inspections in Midlothian, VA, rated 5.0 from 34 Google reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Thornburg handles RV repair, maintenance, collision work and spa cleaning for trailers and motorhomes.
Camping World in Thornburg, VA: RV sales, service, and parts with 4.1 stars from 1,871 reviews.
Mobile RV repair in Sandy Hook, VA with a 4.8 rating. RVIA/RVDA certified tech, 20+ years, most work done at your site.
Four shops in Ashland list awning repair, and a couple of them double up on roof and A/C work, so you can often bundle a few fixes into one visit. RV Service of Virginia Inc. runs 4.3 stars across 134 reviews and carries parts on site, which helps when a roller tube or arm is the problem. General RV Center has the volume, with 1,711 reviews at 4.2 stars. McGeorge's RV, a Camping World company, sits at 4.0 stars over 2,758 reviews and also handles body and generator work. Camping World RV Service on Ashland's own turf has no reviews posted yet, so ask questions before you commit. Call first and ask whether the fabric or hardware you need is in stock. Awning parts vary by brand and length, and a shop that has to order can hold your rig for days.
A slide-out that drags, sticks or quits usually comes down to the mechanism, the seal, or the controller, and diagnosis takes time before anyone turns a wrench. All four Ashland shops do warranty work, which is the number to care about if your coach is covered. Get pre-approval from your warranty company before the shop starts, or you may be the one paying the difference. The two roof shops and two A/C shops in town overlap heavily with the awning crowd, so a leaky seal above a slide-out can get looked at in the same appointment. Ask how long the diagnostic will take and whether the shop charges for it.
Retract the awning if you can and tie it off so it does not flap on the drive in. Take photos of the damage from a couple of angles, including the mounting brackets, since shops and warranty adjusters both want them. Clear your gear out of the slide-out path and empty the compartments under it. If the failure happened during a storm, note the date, because insurance and warranty claims both hinge on timing. Then call ahead. Spring and early summer fill these bays quickly, and the big dealerships book further out than the smaller shops. A short wait beats a rushed repair on a part nobody had in stock.
Four shops in Ashland list awning and slide-out repair, and all four do warranty work. The local average rating is 4.2 stars. Mobile techs are not counted in that four, so budget time to drive the rig in.
Yes, all four take warranty work. Get pre-approval from your warranty provider before the shop begins, and bring your policy number and coverage details. That step saves arguments later about what is covered and what comes out of your pocket.
Two of the four Ashland shops also list roof repair, and two list A/C repair, so bundling is realistic. Ask when you book, because combining jobs can save a second trip and a second diagnostic fee.
Always. Ask whether the fabric or hardware for your awning is in stock and how long the diagnostic takes. Spring and early summer are busy, and the larger dealerships book further out, so a call first can save you a wasted drive.