Professional Furniture Repair Services

Professional furniture repair for wood, upholstery, leather, vinyl, mechanisms, frames and other furniture components.

At All Furniture Services, we repair furniture using methods, materials and techniques appropriate for the furniture’s construction, finish and type of damage. From scratches and loose joints to broken frames, upholstery damage and failed mechanisms, many furniture problems can be professionally repaired without replacing the complete piece.

Each repair is evaluated individually to determine the appropriate approach based on the material, condition, accessibility of the damaged area and availability of compatible components when replacement parts are required.

Wood Furniture Repair

Wood furniture can develop cosmetic and structural damage through everyday use, moving, delivery, accidents, moisture, heat and normal wear. Depending on the condition, repairs may be performed on-site or may require more extensive restoration or shop work.

• Scratch, nick and dent repair
• Chip and surface damage repair
• Loose and broken joint repair
• Re-gluing and structural reinforcement
• Wood fill and localized repairs
• Frame repair
• Color matching
• Finish touch-ups
• Heat and water mark treatment
• Veneer and laminate repair where appropriate
• Worn finish restoration

Furniture Frame & Structural Repair

Furniture frames and structural components can loosen, crack or break over time. Repair may involve reinforcement, re-gluing, component repair or replacement depending on the construction and extent of damage.

• Sofa and chair frame repair
• Loose joint repair
• Broken wood component repair
• Structural reinforcement
• Chair base repair
• Leg and support repair
• Casters and glides
• Furniture hardware repair and replacement

Upholstery & Fabric Repair

Upholstered furniture may develop tears, open seams, sagging cushions, damaged padding, worn fabric and support problems. Depending on the condition, a localized repair may be sufficient, while more extensive damage may require partial or complete reupholstery.

• Tear and rip repair
• Open seam repair
• Hand and machine stitching
• Foam and padding replacement
• Dacron replacement
• Webbing repair and replacement
• Cushion and seat re-stuffing
• Sagging seat repair
• Fabric repair
• Partial and complete reupholstery

Leather & Vinyl Furniture Repair

Leather and vinyl furniture can often be repaired when damage is localized. Available solutions depend on the material, finish, color and condition of the affected area.

• Scratch and scuff repair
• Tear and puncture repair
• Open seam and stitching repair
• Color matching
• Leather and vinyl dyeing
• Color restoration
• Worn and faded area restoration
• Cleaning and conditioning
• Localized patching where appropriate

Additional information is available through All Furniture Services® Leather & Vinyl Repair.

Recliner & Furniture Mechanism Repair

Recliners, sleeper sofas, office chairs and other functional furniture contain moving components that can wear, loosen or fail. When compatible parts are available, many mechanisms and related components can be repaired or replaced.

• Manual recliner mechanisms
• Selected power recliner components
• Recliner handles and cables
• Release systems
• Swivel bases
• Chair bases
• Slides and glides
• Fasteners and levelers
• Hinges
• Sleeper sofa mechanisms
• Casters
• Furniture hardware

Pet Damage Furniture Repair

Dogs, cats and other pets can cause scratches, chewing damage, tears, punctures and upholstery damage. Repair options depend on the affected material and severity of the damage.

• Pet scratches on wood
• Chewed wood and furniture edges
• Leather and vinyl scratches
• Fabric tears and pulls
• Localized upholstery damage
• Finish and color restoration

Furniture Refinishing & Finish Repair

Surface damage does not always require complete refinishing. Depending on the finish and extent of damage, localized touch-ups and color matching may be appropriate. Furniture with more extensive finish wear may require a larger refinishing or restoration process.

• Finish touch-ups
• Scratch and surface repair
• Color matching
• Staining and color adjustment
• Worn finish restoration
• Furniture refinishing
• Polishing and waxing where appropriate

Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly

Large sofas, sectionals and other furniture may not fit through a doorway, hallway, elevator or stairway in one piece. When the construction permits, professional furniture disassembly can provide access without unnecessarily damaging the furniture or building.

• Sofa and couch disassembly
• Sectional disassembly
• Furniture reassembly
• Moving and delivery access solutions
• Furniture assembly and installation

Metal & Specialty Furniture Repair

Selected furniture containing metal, steel, glass, acrylic and other specialty materials may also be serviceable depending on its construction and type of damage. Repairs are evaluated individually to determine the appropriate process and technician.

On-Site Furniture Repair

Many furniture repairs can be completed at the customer’s home, office, hotel, store or other location. On-site service can eliminate the need to transport large or difficult-to-move furniture for qualifying repairs.

Projects requiring extensive refinishing, upholstery or specialized equipment may require shop service.

Residential & Commercial Furniture Repair

Furniture repair services are available for residential customers as well as offices, hotels, restaurants, healthcare facilities, retail locations, property managers, furniture companies, manufacturers and other commercial organizations.

Commercial projects may range from a single furniture repair to recurring service programs and larger multi-location projects.

Furniture Cleaning & Care

Selected furniture cleaning and care services may be available for upholstery, leather and other furniture materials. Cleaning requirements vary considerably by fabric, finish, construction and type of staining, so the material should be identified before determining the appropriate process.

Request Furniture Repair Service

For the fastest assessment, provide your ZIP code, a description of the furniture and problem, and clear photographs showing the complete piece and affected areas.

This information helps determine the type of repair, appropriate technician and whether the service can likely be completed on-site or requires another service approach.

For additional furniture repair, restoration and service information, visit All Furniture Services®.

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