"They reupholstered an antique sofa for me in leather. It came out looking fabulous, much better than I expected."
"High quality work "
"Excellent experience across the board! Jose was extremely responsive from the initial estimate, to execution, to return for touch-ups throughout our interior painting project. He carefully protected our flooring and finished surfaces prior to painting and was vigilant with his technique to ensure high quality edging throughout a multifaceted space with vaulted ceilings that required significant ladder work. Jose was an excellent communicator throughout, accommodated a challenging timeline to complete the project prior to our move-in, and was receptive to immediate correction of the, very few, blemishes we identified at walk-through. We will certainly reach out to Jose directly as future needs arise."
"I had an old ornate chair from Syria that was very detailed with inlaid pearl. Unfortunately, two of the front legs splintered, making it unusable. Luis fixed the chair within a week, and went above and beyond by laquering the whole thing, too! Luis was fast, communicative, and performed the service for a competitive price. Bonus points for being COVID-aware and wearing a mask to my house for pickup/delivery. Thanks, Luis!"
"Sofa and two chairs picked up, re-upholstered and returned as agreed. Their condition was really rough, but Stephan did a great job restoring them!"
Blemishes on your leather furniture can seem impossible to repair. Even though leather can repel stains and wear better than other fabrics, the damage still adds up over time. But you don't have to replace ripped and stained leather furniture. Find a local leather couch repair company who can make your furniture look like new.
Leather repair services include more than stain removal and dyes that brighten fading color. Professional contractors can repair pet damage, including scratches, rips, and bite marks. They can also remove accidental burns. Local companies even offer onsite repairs so that you don't have to bring your furniture into a shop.
High-quality repairs can extend the lifespan of your furniture for years. Using a local mobile service means your furniture doesn't even have to leave your house. Type in your zip code and HomeAdvisor will connect you with leather furniture repair companies in your area.
Most repairs of leather furniture cost between $100 and $400. Fixing a single spot in your couch or chair ranges between $100 and $150. More comprehensive repairs on an entire couch can cost $500 or more depending on the number of tears and scratches.
Choosing re-upholstery over simple repairs depends how much a piece of furniture is damaged and how attached you are to it. Leather upholstery costs $30 to $60 per yard, plus $4 to $15 per square foot for additional materials and labor. That can run your project budget close to and even over $1,000 for a large sectional sofa.
In isolation, that cost is only worth it if the couch is severely damaged and you have strong affinity to it. In other cases, buying a new piece of furniture may be the better long-term decision. Get price quotes first before making your choice.
You can temporarily stop faux leather furniture from peeling by scraping off the pieces that are starting to peel and applying a new coat and dye.
Real leather doesn't peel, but bonded leather will peel with water damage, sun exposure, or simple use over time. Most leather repair pros won't be able to help because the fix is only temporary -- the only lasting solution to peeling is a completely new upholstery of real leather.