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RV awnings repair in Alaska

4 of the Alaska repair businesses listed here work on awnings: 2 in Anchorage, 1 in Chugiak and 1 in Kenai. A business not on this list may still take the job; this page only counts the ones that said so on their own site or listing.

Ordered by Google rating, highest first, and by the number of reviews when ratings tie. A business with fewer than 5 Google reviews is not ranked and comes after, A to Z. Anyone only in town part of the year drops down while they are away. A business can pay to sit at the top: those are marked Paid placement and kept in the same Google order among themselves. Data read 2026-11-03.

Anchorage: 2

Midnight Sun

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? Publishes ratesThis business prints its trip fee or hourly rate on its own website. We show the figure and the date we read it.What do these terms mean? RVTI (RV Technical Institute)The RV Industry Association's training arm. Four certification levels, from pre-delivery inspection (Level 1) to Master Technician (Level 4).What do these terms mean?RVIA/RVDA Certified TechnicianThe older industry certification (Registered, Certified, Master Certified) run by the RV Dealers Association and RV Industry Association before RVTI took over. Still held by many working techs.What do these terms mean? Takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
Based in Anchorage. Service area, in their words: “Anchorage & Surrounding Areas”
$195 an hour (published on the company's site, read October 7, 2026)
5.0 on Google, 15 reviews (listing, October 7, 2026)
Call 907-351-9175 Details Website Is this your business?

Chugiak: 1

Earl's Mobile RV Service LLC

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? Publishes ratesThis business prints its trip fee or hourly rate on its own website. We show the figure and the date we read it.What do these terms mean? NRVTA (National RV Training Academy)A training school in Athens, Texas. Graduates usually go on to RVTAA technician or NRVIA inspector credentials; the academy itself is the school, not the certifying body.What do these terms mean? Takes after-hours callsThe business's own site mentions 24/7, emergency or after-hours service. Rates for those calls are often higher.What do these terms mean?
Based in Chugiak. Service area, in their words: “We'll travel to Kenai, Seward, Homer, Palmer, Wasilla, Talkeetna....well, anywhere.”
Trip fee $85, $150 an hour (published on the company's site, read October 12, 2026)
4.9 on Google, 43 reviews (listing, October 7, 2026)
Call (907)802-5800 Details Website Is this your business?

Kenai: 1

RV 103

Mobile RV techComes to where the RV is parked: your driveway, a storage lot, an RV park. No shop to tow to.What do these terms mean? Part of the yearThis tech is only in the area for part of the year, usually the winter snowbird months.What do these terms mean?
Based in Kenai. Service area, in their words: “Currently providing mobile RV repair and Alaska RV services throughout the greater Kenai Peninsula area, from Anchorage to Homer.”
No published rates. What is known is on its page.
Call 509 991 8425 Details Website Is this your business?