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Transit, school, shuttle, coach & paratransit rosters · Connecticut

Fleet
Reupholstery CT

Commercial bus seat reupholstery for whole rosters: passenger benches, backs, flip-up priority seats and driver seats, sorted one by one before any cover is cut. Fleet reupholstery CT operators can start from photos of each unit.

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Sorted before spendingHeavy-duty transit vinylCall (347) 310-7483

Sort first, then spend

Three grades for every seat

A roster rarely needs every cover replaced. Sorting the seats keeps fleet reupholstery CT budgets on the ones that really need it.

Grade A: still good
Grade A: still goodClean it and leave it
Grade B: tired edges
Grade B: tired edgesMend it or swap a panel
Grade C: torn and sunk
Grade C: torn and sunkNew cover over new foam
Close texture of heavy transit vinyl
The cover material

Made for a bus, not a living room

Passenger seats get scrubbed with harsh cleaners, slid across all day and, in a Connecticut winter, dragged over by wet, salty coats. Fleet reupholstery needs vinyl built for that: a heavy woven backing, bonded thread at the seams and one shade written into the spec so every unit matches.

Woven backingStands up to cuts and splitting.
Takes disinfectantMade for daily wipe-downs.
Single shadeWritten into the roster spec.
More than the bench

Every surface riders touch

Fleet reupholstery CT jobs usually cover four kinds of upholstered parts.

Seat cushions
Seat cushionsBench pads
Backs and side panels
Backs and side panelsBehind and beside riders
Priority seats
Priority seatsFold-up and front rows
Operator seats
Operator seatsThe busiest seat aboard
A fleet seat cushion split along the front
Grade C cushion.
That cushion in a new vinyl cover
Recovered.
A fleet seat back worn along both edges
Grade B back.
That seat back recovered
Recovered.
One roster, two seats

Back to the roster spec

New foam, then heavy transit vinyl in the shade the rest of the fleet wears. Riders see a seat that matches the next one, which is the whole point of fleet reupholstery CT operators pay for.

Price our roster
Roster to road, in four steps

Approve one unit first

A single unit is finished first, so you sign off on the material and stitching before the rest of the roster follows. One or two damaged seats only? That is bus seat repair.

How it works

  1. Photos per unit

    Seats grouped by unit number.

  2. Sort the roster

    Each seat marked A, B or C.

  3. First unit

    Done to the spec for your sign-off.

  4. The rest

    Worked in batches to match.

Questions

Fleet Reupholstery FAQ

Questions operators ask before booking fleet reupholstery CT wide.

Will you recover every seat on every bus?

Not unless they all need it. Good seats are left, tired ones mended, and only torn or sunken seats get new covers.

Which vinyl goes on fleet seats?

Heavy transit vinyl with a woven backing, sewn with bonded thread.

Will the whole fleet look the same afterwards?

Yes. One material and one shade are written into the spec for every unit.

Can we approve a sample before the full roster?

Yes. We finish one unit first so you can sign off.

How do we get a quote for fleet reupholstery CT wide?

Send photos of the seats grouped by unit number to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com, or use the free estimate form.

Get started

Begin with a single unit

Photos of its seats, plus the unit numbers for the rest, let us sort and quote the roster. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

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

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