Camping World - Draper
Camping World in Draper sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning, and trailer repairs.
Draper sits between the Point of the Mountain wind and the canyons, and that combination is rough on fabric. Awnings take gusts while they are out and UV the rest of the year. Three shops in town handle awning and slide-out work, plus four more nearby, averaging 4.0 stars across the listings. Two of them do warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered.
Camping World in Draper sells new and used RVs and handles roof, awning, and trailer repairs.
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Camping World - Draper is the big one, with 4.5 stars over 4,514 reviews and a shop that handles both roof and awning jobs, plus insurance, body, generator and parts. General RV Center runs 4.2 stars over 2,194 reviews, covers awnings, and is open weekends, which helps if you can only drop the rig on a Saturday. Camping World RV Service - Draper is the smaller service arm at 3.2 stars over 59 reviews, and it also does warranty, insurance, body and generator work. Read that as a shop with less review volume, not a verdict. Ask who actually pulls the awning and whether the replacement fabric is in stock before you commit.
Nine times out of ten it is the fabric, not the hardware. Sun rot along the top where it wraps the roller, a seam that lets go in a gust, or a torn section from a windstorm at the Point. Arms and springs fail too, usually after someone tried to force a stubborn awning shut. Slide-out problems are a different animal. A topper that sags and pools water, a slide that binds going out, or a seal that lets water in behind the flange. Two of the three Draper shops also list roof repair, so if your slide leak turns out to be a roof or seam issue, you are already in the right place. Ask them to check the sealant while it is in.
Two of the three shops here do warranty work. Call your manufacturer or extended plan first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the awning. It saves an argument later, especially on insurance claims where a storm is involved, and Camping World - Draper handles insurance on top of warranty. Spring fills these bays fast, so book early if you want work done before a trip. A quick question when you call: is the fabric or arm in stock, or is it a special order? That single answer tells you whether you are looking at days or weeks. Mobile techs aren't listed in Draper itself, so plan to bring the rig in unless a nearby shop offers to come out.
Three shops in Draper handle awning and slide-out work, and four more are nearby. Two of the three also do roof repair, and two do warranty work. The average rating across the listings is 4.0 stars.
Camping World - Draper, with 4,514 reviews and a 4.5 star rating. General RV Center has 2,194 reviews at 4.2 stars. Camping World RV Service - Draper has 59 reviews at 3.2 stars, so weigh that smaller sample accordingly.
Yes. Two of the three shops do warranty work, and Camping World - Draper also handles insurance claims. Get pre-approval from your manufacturer or plan before the shop starts, and ask them to note storm damage if that is what caused the tear.
A small tear or a failed seam can often be patched or resewn. Fabric that is brittle along the roller or faded thin usually needs replacing. Ask the shop to look at the arm springs and the roller while the fabric is off, since that is the cheap moment to catch wear.