Bigfoot Leveling Systems of Florida
Family-owned Lakeland shop specializing in RV leveling systems, with 4.8 stars from 52 reviews for friendly, expert service.
Lakeland sits between Tampa and Orlando, which means plenty of sun and plenty of afternoon storms, and both take a toll on awnings and slide-out seals. This city has 5 RV awning and slide-out repair shops, with another 6 nearby, averaging 4.3 stars. Only 1 of them advertises warranty work, so if your rig is still covered, make that call first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the fabric.
Family-owned Lakeland shop specializing in RV leveling systems, with 4.8 stars from 52 reviews for friendly, expert service.
Mobile RV repair in Lakeland, FL, handling AC, roof, awning and generator work at your campsite.
Lakeland RV repair shop handling mechanical work, roofs, awnings and water heaters, rated 4.2 from 9 reviews.
Lakeland RV body and collision shop rated 3.9 from 39 reviews, known for paint matching and handling insurance claims.
Lakeland RV dealer and repair shop selling pre-owned units, with financing, trade-ins and remodeling work.
Within a short drive of Lakeland. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
Family-run RV repair shop in Mulberry, FL with a 5.0 rating from 62 reviews. Known for roofs, belt lines, slide work, and awnings.
Mobile RV repair serving Auburndale and Polk County, from AC and roof leaks to awnings and generators.
Mobile RV repair and detailing serving Polk County, rated 4.5 from 110 reviews.
Plant City RV body shop for paint, roof, and collision repairs, rated 4.4 from 68 reviews.
Plant City RV shop with a 5.0 rating from 80 reviews, known for electrical and roof work plus mobile service.
Polk City RV repair shop with a 5.0 rating from six reviews, praised for honesty and short-notice help.
Sun rots awning fabric from the top down, and you often don't notice until a seam lets go on a trip. Slide-outs fail in quieter ways: a torn wiper seal, a motor that strains, a topper that sags. Ask any shop to show you the old parts afterward. Of the 5 shops here, 3 also handle roof work and 3 do A/C, which helps if the same storm that soaked your awning also got water past a vent. If the awning arm is bent, ask whether the replacement arm is in stock before you leave the rig. One shop in town is mobile, so a tech can come to your storage spot for a diagnosis.
Bigfoot Leveling Systems of Florida rates 4.8 from 52 reviews and lists warranty, generator, chassis and parts work alongside awnings. Triton RV Repair holds a 5.0 from a single review and covers mobile, roof, A/C and awning service. Central Florida RV Repairs sits at 4.2 from 9 reviews and opens weekends, which matters when a slide-out jams on a Saturday. Creative Coach Collison Repair has 39 reviews at 3.9 and handles insurance claims and body work, useful if the awning met a tree. Make It Happen RV Sales & Repair carries the biggest review count at 403 and a 3.7 rating.
Roll the awning up before a storm instead of tilting one end and hoping. Repeated wind flogging stretches fabric and bends arms faster than sun alone. On slides, check the seals and toppers each spring and look for chalky residue or small tears before they become leaks. Wash off love bugs and salt air when you can, since grit works into the fabric and wears the roll. If a shop quotes a full replacement, ask whether new fabric on the existing hardware would do the job. Mobile work suits diagnostics and minor adjustments; bigger fabric swaps usually want a shop with space to lay the awning out.
There are 5 in Lakeland proper, plus 6 more nearby, for 11 total in the area. The local shops average 4.3 stars across their reviews, and 3 of the 5 also handle roof repair and 3 handle A/C work.
One of the 5 Lakeland shops offers mobile service, and Triton RV Repair covers awning, roof and A/C work on the road. Mobile calls work well for diagnosis, adjustments and small part swaps. For a full fabric replacement, a shop with room to spread the awning out is usually the better call.
Only 1 of the 5 Lakeland shops lists warranty work, so confirm before booking. Call your warranty provider first and get pre-approval in writing, then ask the shop whether they will bill the provider directly or expect payment up front. Keep your purchase paperwork handy either way.
It depends on whether the part is on the shelf. A torn arm or a stretched spring can be a same-day fix if stock is local; new fabric often needs ordering. Ask when you book whether the part is in stock, and get an estimate before work starts so there are no surprises.