RVFix of Traverse City
RVFix of Traverse City offers mobile RV repair and virtual tech support, earning a 5.0 rating from 92 Google reviews.
A ripped awning or a slide-out that jams halfway out can ruin a trip fast. Traverse City has four RV awning and slide-out repair options, averaging 4.1 stars. Three of them handle warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered. One is mobile, so you can skip the drive. Two also fix roofs, and three work on A/C, handy when one problem turns out to be another. The top shops have seen it all, from storm-torn fabric to bent slide mechanisms.
RVFix of Traverse City offers mobile RV repair and virtual tech support, earning a 5.0 rating from 92 Google reviews.
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RVFix of Traverse City holds a perfect 5.0 rating from 92 reviews and handles mobile calls, A/C, and awning work. They also do warranty and stock parts. Nature & Me RV scores 4.5 from 154 reviews and adds roof repair to the mix, plus chassis work. Bish's RV of Traverse City is the big shop with 341 reviews at 4.3 stars, covering roof, A/C, awning, body, generator, insurance, and warranty. Bares RV Services specializes in awnings but has only 6 reviews at 2.5 stars, so ask around before booking. For a slide-out that won't retract, call the mobile tech first if you're stuck at a campground.
One mobile option serves Traverse City, which is a relief when your slide-out is stuck out and you can't drive. Mobile techs can often fix awning arms, replace fabric, or free a jammed slide on site. But some jobs need a shop with a lift or a parts counter. RVFix and Nature & Me both stock parts, and Bish's has a body shop. If you're under warranty, get pre-approval before any work. Three of the four shops do warranty work, so ask first. For roof leaks that might be causing slide issues, two shops also handle roof repair.
Spring and summer are busy here, so book ahead if you can. For awning fabric replacement, ask if the material is in stock; custom orders take longer. Slide-out repairs can be simple or involve tracks, motors, or seals. Get a written estimate and ask about warranty coverage before they start. If you're handy, temporary fixes like tape or a brace can get you home, but don't force a slide. A mobile tech might charge a trip fee, so confirm that when you call. After any repair, check the sealant on roof and awning mounts to prevent future leaks.
There are 4 listed, with an average rating of 4.1 stars. Three of them also do A/C work, and two handle roof repair, so you can often get multiple issues fixed in one stop.
Yes, one of the four is a mobile tech. That's useful if your slide-out is stuck and you can't drive. Call ahead to confirm they cover your area and ask about any trip fee.
Three of the four shops handle warranty work. Call first to confirm they can work with your warranty provider and get pre-approval before any repairs begin.
Don't force it. If you're at a campground, call a mobile tech. Otherwise, contact a shop for advice. Some slide issues are simple fixes, but forcing it can cause more damage.