Cognac leather Chesterfield with deep tufting, a typical piece for furniture repair CT clients

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Repair CT

Living-room sofas, dining sets, restaurant booths: furniture repair CT households and businesses can start with a few photos. We repair, restore or recover leather, vinyl and fabric.

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Three routes

Mend it, refresh it or recover it

Each furniture repair CT job fits one of these routes. Your photos show us which one, and the quote explains why.

Repair

Mend one area

A scratch, scuff, crack, tear or burn is worked right at the damaged patch, with grain and color blended into the leather around it.

Restore

Refresh the surface

When a whole piece has dried out or faded, it is cleaned, recolored and sealed until all the panels match once more.

Recover

Start a new cover

If the old covering cannot be saved, the frame you have gets fresh foam and new leather, vinyl or fabric.

Around the house

Everyday furniture at home

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Leather Sofas repaired and restored in Connecticut

Leather SofasCracked seats, rubbed arms and sun-faded backs on the most-used seat in the house.

Leather Chairs repaired and restored in Connecticut

Leather ChairsWingbacks, club chairs and accent chairs.

Recliners repaired and restored in Connecticut

ReclinersSplit seats, worn arms and creases at the footrest.

Loveseats repaired and restored in Connecticut

LoveseatsSmaller than a sofa, treated with the same care.

Dining Chairs repaired and restored in Connecticut

Dining ChairsSeats redone so the whole set matches.

Ottomans repaired and restored in Connecticut

OttomansLids, tops and scuffed corners.

Headboards & Beds repaired and restored in Connecticut

Headboards & BedsChannel-stitched and tufted headboards.

Office Chairs repaired and restored in Connecticut

Office ChairsWorn seats and arms that peel.

Antique Leather repaired and restored in Connecticut

Antique LeatherA gentle hand for older hides.

Sectionals repaired and restored in Connecticut

SectionalsEach piece matched to the next, the chaise as well.

Common damage

Problems we repair on every kind of piece

The same faults turn up on chairs, sofas and beds alike. Every one has a page showing photos and how we fix it, and the full service list sits on a single page.

ScratchesClaws, keys and furniture moves

ScuffsEdges and arms worn thin

CracksSeats dried out by sun

Tears & RipsSplits and cuts through the hide

HolesWorn-through spots and punctures

BurnsMarks from heat or cigarettes

Commercial

Seats that see heavy daily use

For commercial furniture repair CT restaurants, salons, clinics and offices deal with one contact for the entire room.

Booths & Banquettes repaired and restored in Connecticut

Booths & BanquettesBars and restaurants

Waiting Rooms repaired and restored in Connecticut

Waiting RoomsClinics and offices

Salon & Spa Chairs repaired and restored in Connecticut

Salon & Spa ChairsPedicure and styling chairs

Medical Seating repaired and restored in Connecticut

Medical SeatingExam and treatment chairs

Theater Seating repaired and restored in Connecticut

Theater SeatingScreening rooms and home theaters

Auditoriums repaired and restored in Connecticut

AuditoriumsLong rows of fixed seats

Before and after

Results side by side

Every repair type

Cracked brown leather shown before and after the repair — Crack Repair

Burgundy leather cushion shown before and after restoring — Cushion Restoration

Surface cracks in black leather shown before and after — Color & Crack Repair

Seat of a tan leather dining chair shown before and after — Dining Chair Seat

Office chair with peeling leather shown before and after — Peeling Repair

Stained brown leather ottoman shown before and after — Stain Removal

Hotel lobby leather sofas brought back to one even finish

Materials

Mostly leather, but not only

Leather makes up most of our furniture repair in CT. Still, booths are often vinyl and dining sets often fabric, and we take on all three.

LeatherEach type, from aniline and semi-aniline to pigmented and top-grain, gets its own method.

VinylMarine and commercial vinyl, repaired or recovered with a grain that matches.

FabricThe original frame recovered in a fabric of your choosing.

Common questions

Furniture Repair CT FAQ

Quick answers to read before sending photos.

Which pieces of furniture can you work on?

In homes: sofas, sectionals, loveseats, chairs, recliners, ottomans, headboards, dining chairs, bar stools, office chairs and cushions. For businesses: booths, salon chairs, medical chairs and waiting-room seating. Most furniture repair CT customers bring us is leather, though we also handle vinyl and fabric.

Should I repair it or buy a new one?

With a sound frame and a genuine leather cover, a repair tends to cost a fraction of a similar new piece. If bonded leather is flaking all over or the frame has broken, we will tell you that reupholstery or a replacement is the better call.

Where in Connecticut do you work?

All eight counties: Fairfield, New Haven, Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex, New London, Tolland and Windham, from the Gold Coast to the Quiet Corner.

How do I get a quote?

Send two or three close-ups of the damage plus one shot of the full piece through the free estimate form, by text to (347) 310-7483, or by email to office@leatherrestorepro.com. You see the price before anything is scheduled.

Will the repair match the rest of the set?

It should. We mix the color against your own leather and compare it with the matching pieces, so a repaired chair still looks right next to its sofa.

Next step

Show us the furniture

Two or three photos let us quote the furniture repair CT homes and offices ask about. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.

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