RV Rescue
Mobile RV repair serving Conway and the Grand Strand, rated 4.6 from 135 reviews for fast, knowledgeable service.
A torn awning or a slide-out that quits halfway is the kind of problem that ruins a trip fast, especially in coastal South Carolina humidity where fabric and seals take a beating. Conway has 4 shops and techs listed for awning and slide-out work, plus 5 more nearby, averaging 4.2 stars. Most of them also handle A/C and roofs, which matters because these failures often travel together.
Mobile RV repair serving Conway and the Grand Strand, rated 4.6 from 135 reviews for fast, knowledgeable service.
Conway RV and trailer repair shop with mobile tech Eric, open weekends and 24/7, rated 4.6 from 46 reviews.
Conway RV dealer and repair shop with mobile service, known for helpful staff and getting rigs back on the road.
Mobile-only boat and RV repair in Conway, SC, coming to you for roof, AC, awning and electrical work seven days a week.
Within a short drive of Conway. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Myrtle Beach RV rental and repair shop with a 5.0 rating from 93 reviews, known for clean campers and quick setups.
Camping World RV Service in Myrtle Beach handles RV repair, maintenance, and warranty work, though reviews are few.
Camping World in Myrtle Beach sells new and used RVs and handles repairs, with a 4.3-star rating from over 3,100 reviews.
Myrtle Beach RV dealer on US-17 with service bays, a parts counter, and 4.3 stars from 446 reviews.
Mobile RV Medics offers certified mobile RV repair in Myrtle Beach, rated 4.4 stars from 130 reviews.
All 4 listed Conway shops work on awnings, and all 4 also handle A/C, so the same call can cover a sagging roller tube and a unit that quit cooling. Roof work shows up at 3 of the 4, which is useful when a leaking seam is what rotted the awning rail in the first place. Two of the four are mobile, meaning the tech comes to your site or driveway. That saves you a tow if the slide-out is stuck out and the rig is not road legal. RV Rescue rates 4.6 from 135 reviews and carries parts, so ask whether the arm or fabric is on the shelf before you commit to a date.
Only 1 of the 4 Conway listings does warranty work, so if your awning or slide-out is covered, confirm that before you drop the rig. Get pre-approval from the warranty company first and ask the shop what documentation they need. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later. Spring and early summer fill up as snowbirds head north and locals start camping, so call ahead for anything short of an emergency. Three of the four advertise weekend and emergency availability, but that often means a callback, not a same-day repair. Ask plainly when the tech can be there and whether the part is in stock.
With 5 more shops and techs in the surrounding area, you are not stuck if Conway is booked. Shoreline rv and trailer repair rates 4.6 from 46 reviews and handles roofs along with awnings and A/C. Coast RV Inc sits at 4.4 from 99 reviews and stocks parts. Jenkins Marine and Rv covers all four service types but has only 2 reviews, so treat that 3.0 as thin evidence rather than a verdict. For anything involving chassis or frame damage near an awning mount, ask about that skill specifically. A stretched fabric is one job. A bent arm that pulled the mounting screws loose is another.
There are 4 shops and mobile techs listed in Conway, with 5 more nearby. All 4 Conway listings handle awnings, and all 4 also do A/C work. Three of the four cover roof repair too.
Yes, 1 of the 4 Conway listings states it does warranty work. Call that shop first and get pre-approval from your warranty provider before any work starts. Confirm what paperwork they need so the claim is not denied later.
If the slide is out and the rig cannot be driven safely, a mobile tech is usually the better call. Two of the 4 Conway listings are mobile. If the slide is in and the rig moves, a shop with parts on hand may get you fixed faster.
Look at the fabric, the roller tube and where the arms mount to the wall. Note whether the leak or damage shows at the seams or the brackets. Photos help the tech quote the job and confirm the right part is in stock before you arrive.