A recovered driver's seat back in its vehicle with the door open

Transit, school, shuttle, van, truck & livery seating · Connecticut

Commercial Vehicle
Upholstery CT

Seats from city transit buses, school buses, airport and campus shuttles, work vans, truck cabs and livery sedans, put right one seat or one vehicle at a time. Commercial vehicle upholstery CT operators can scope from a set of phone photos.

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Where the damage starts

The same four weak points

A Hartford transit bus and a Greenwich livery sedan wear out in the same spots. Commercial vehicle upholstery CT work almost always begins at one of these four.

Front of the vehicle

Side bolsterCreased and split by the driver climbing in all day.
Buckle zoneA hard buckle rubs the same patch thin.

Back of the vehicle

Aisle-side edgeAbraded as riders slide across.
Back panelKnees, backpacks and cargo scuff it.

Pick the page for your job

Six kinds of vehicle work

Every page below handles one part of the job, so a depot manager can go straight to the right one.

**Bus seat repair**Tears fixed in placeRead more →

**Fleet reupholstery**Sorted seat by seatRead more →

**School bus seats**Padded backs protectedRead more →

**Seat foam replacement**Cut to the original shapeRead more →

**Vinyl seat restoration**Recolor or replaceRead more →

**Cars and SUVs**Auto interiorsRead more →

A van passenger seat with a split in the vinyl — Van seat as it came in.

That van seat in a new vinyl cover — Recovered.

A sedan driver's seat with a cracked side bolster — Sedan bolster as it came in.

That bolster with a new panel — Repaired.

Two real jobs

A van and a sedan

One split van seat given a fresh cover, one cracked sedan bolster given a new panel. Small jobs like these are most of the commercial vehicle upholstery CT operators send us.

Price our seats

What goes on the seat

Vehicle-grade, not sofa-grade

Connecticut winters bring road salt on boots and dry heat in the cab, and summers on the shoreline bring humidity. Heavy vinyl and moquette are chosen to live with that, automotive hide goes on livery seats, and foam is shaped to each seat. Cars have their own page: auto upholstery.

Auto leather

Heavy-gauge vinyl

Moquette

Shaped foam

How it works

Photograph
Every damaged seat, plus unit numbers.
We sort
Fix, refoam, recolor or recover each one.
You get a quote
Broken out per seat and per unit.
Seats match
Same material and color as the rest.

A driver's seat stripped to its foam and frame — Stripped.

That seat with fresh foam and a new side panel — Rebuilt.

The driver's seat

Sat in for the whole shift

No seat in the vehicle gets more hours than the driver's. Its outer bolster usually goes first, so the seat gets fresh foam and a side panel cut to blend with the original cover.

Questions

Commercial Vehicle FAQ

Common questions from operators before booking commercial vehicle upholstery CT wide.

Which vehicles do you handle?

City and school buses, motorcoaches, shuttles, passenger and work vans, truck cabs, sedans and limousines.

How do you decide between a repair and a new cover?

A small tear is repaired, a sagging seat gets foam, faded vinyl is recolored, and a cover that is worn out everywhere is replaced.

Will a fixed seat match the others?

That is the aim. We match the moquette, vinyl or leather your vehicles already use.

Is one vehicle too small a job?

No. A single sedan is as welcome as a yard full of buses.

How do we get a quote for commercial vehicle upholstery CT wide?

Send photos of every seat that needs work, with unit numbers, to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com, or fill in the free estimate form.

Get started

Photograph the seats, note the unit numbers

That is all a quote needs. We reply with a price per seat. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

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Or call (347) 310-7483 · office@leatherrestorepro.com

Commercial Vehicle Upholstery CT