Your Awning Experts in North Georgia
Relax In The Shade
Mobile RV Awning Repair
Serving Canton, Metro Atlanta & North Georgia
Is your RV awning torn, stuck, damaged, or refusing to retract? Total RV Solutions provides mobile awning diagnostics and repair at homes, campgrounds, and storage locations throughout Canton, Metro Atlanta, and North Georgia.
When a damaged awning prevents you from safely leaving a campsite, we can also evaluate whether it can be retracted or temporarily secured for travel.
Awning Repair On Your Schedule
&
At Your Campsite
A damaged awning can quickly interrupt a camping trip—especially when it will not retract and you need to leave the campground.
Instead of trying to move the RV with an unsecured awning, call Total RV Solutions. Jason will come to your location, inspect the damage, explain your options, and determine whether the awning can be repaired, retracted, or temporarily stabilized.
Southern Storms Come On Quick…
And Our Repairs Can Be
Frequently Asked Questions:
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Yes! We recommend using OEM awning fabric whenever possible because it is designed for your specific awning and generally provides better fit, durability, and construction than many inexpensive aftermarket options.
We’ll price the correct fabric for you, and if we find that you can purchase the same quality product for less directly from the manufacturer, we’ll let you know.
Once the fabric arrives, we can come to your location and professionally install it. -
Most awning fabric installations take approximately 1 to 1½ hours, depending on the awning’s size, design, condition, and accessibility. Jason and Meg arrive with the ladders and equipment needed to complete the installation at your home, campsite, or RV storage location.
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Yes. When the damage and working conditions allow, we can come to your location and temporarily retract, remove, or secure the damaged awning for transportation. Because this is an emergency stabilization rather than a permanent repair, you can then arrange for a qualified RV technician near home to complete the necessary repairs.
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No. RV awnings are designed primarily to provide shade, not to withstand heavy rain or sudden wind gusts. Retract the awning whenever you leave the campsite, go to bed, or are not actively using it—North Georgia storms can develop quickly, and bringing it in early may prevent thousands of dollars in damage. Always follow your awning manufacturer’s weather and wind guidelines.
