
Torn or Faded Fabric Replacement
Sun-rotted, torn, or badly faded fabric replaced on your existing frame — often far cheaper than a full new awning.
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Fabric replacement, motor and mechanism repair, frame fixes, and storm-damage restoration for retractable, stationary, and motorized awnings — any brand, anywhere across Cape May County and the greater South Jersey shore.
All Seasons Awnings repairs the awnings we install as well as units installed by other companies — any brand, any style. Most problems fall into one of three categories, plus re-tensioning/realignment work and a free on-site diagnosis on every visit:

Sun-rotted, torn, or badly faded fabric replaced on your existing frame — often far cheaper than a full new awning.
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Diagnose and repair motorized awnings that won't extend, retract, or respond to the remote — including Somfy and other common motor brands.
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Bent arms, loose mounting hardware, and structural damage from wind or storms, repaired or rebuilt in-house.
Ask About Storm Repair →Yes. A large share of our repair calls are for awnings originally installed by another company, or units that came with the house. If it's a retractable, stationary, or motorized awning, we can typically diagnose and repair it — we're not limited to the brands we sell.
We stock replacement fabric from Sunbrella, Dickson, Sattler, and Para Tempotest, and our fabrication shop can cut and sew a new cover to fit most existing frames. For motorized units, we work with Somfy-compatible systems and most common awning motor brands found on South Jersey homes and businesses.
Pricing depends on the type of repair needed. As a general guide for the South Jersey market:
Waived or credited toward the repair cost if you move forward with the work.
New fabric cut and sewn to fit your existing frame, depending on awning size.
Motor and mechanism repair typically runs $250–$900 depending on the issue. These are general planning ranges, not a quote — a free on-site diagnosis gives you a firm, written price.
Reach out by phone or the contact form and describe what's wrong — won't retract, torn fabric, storm damage, etc.
We inspect the awning in person to identify the actual problem, not just the symptom.
You get a firm, written price before any work begins — including whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Simple repairs are often completed the same visit; fabric or parts orders are scheduled once materials arrive.
Fabric sags, bunches, or the awning stalls partway — usually a mechanism, tension, or motor issue.
Grinding, stalling, or a motorized awning that no longer responds to the remote or app.
Torn or mildewed fabric, a bent frame after a storm, or an awning that won't stay extended in light wind.
Most repair calls we get could have been caught earlier with a routine seasonal inspection — loose hardware, early fabric wear, or a motor starting to strain. If your awning is due for repair, ask about moving to a recurring seasonal service plan afterward, so small issues get caught before they become repair calls.
See Seasonal Service DetailsBased in Ocean View, NJ, All Seasons Awnings & Fabric Structures serves two core regions:
Cape May · Wildwood · Stone Harbor · Avalon · Sea Isle City
Also serving Strathmere, Ocean City, Longport, Margate, Ventnor, Atlantic City, Brigantine, and Long Beach Island (Cape May & Atlantic Counties).
Cherry Hill · Moorestown · Voorhees · Mt. Laurel · Mullica Hill
Serving Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester County communities further inland.
Paul personally reviews every inquiry — no call center, no automated system.