Furniture repairs are just one of the many specialty services that we provide here at Dr. Sofa. We’ve been in the business for years and we know what it takes to keep your furniture looking good. Let us help you get more out of your furniture for less with repair and restoration instead of replacement. From sagging cushions and broken sofa frames to rips, tears, and damaged tables and chairs, we’re here to help. Furniture restoration and repair is just what we do, and we can’t wait to show you how you can get the most from your furniture investment with our services, no matter what you need. The frame of your sofa is undoubtedly one of the most important elements. It’s going to be up to you to explore all of the options that you have and make sure that you get the right repairs when you need them. It can be easy to just want to replace your old couch when it breaks, but the affordable option is to repair it instead. With our professional repair and restoration solutions, everyone can get more life out of their furniture, no matter what they have in mind.
Call us today to learn more and set up your repair appointment. Sagging is one of the most common complaints that people have about their sofa. Over time, regular use can make your sofa look tired and unappealing. It can be tempting to cover it, replace it, or try some other quick fix just to get things looking good again. At Dr. Sofa, we don’t like quick fixes and cover-ups. We’ve been working on furniture for many years and we know what it takes to repair sagging sofas and give them a new look with ease. Plus, our services are affordable and you can trust that you’re getting professional solutions that you can depend on to protect your investment for years to come. When your sofa has broken springs, it can be as unsightly as it is uncomfortable. Stop covering up those old springs and do something about it. Too often, people assume that replacement is the only option, but Dr. Sofa is here to tell you otherwise. Our professional services are designed to give you everything that you need from broken spring repair and give your old sofa a new lease on life for less.
Stop spending money on quick fixes or window shopping for a new couch you don’t need. Call us today to set up your spring repair and other furniture restoration needs. Sofa cushions are only good for so long, even when your sofa is still generally in good shape. Cushions can get worn down over time and make your couch look old and tired well before it needs replaced. Fortunately, you don’t have to deal with a sagging, sad looking couch anymore. With our sofa cushion replacement services, we can help breathe new life into your old sofa. Let us show you how we can restore your furniture and give it the fresh look that it deserves. Why replace the whole couch when something as simple as replacing the cushions can make such an impact? Call us today to learn more. When you’ve got a sofa with pet damage, you aren’t alone. Our pets can bring a lot to our lives, but things happen. Kids and pets are two of the most common enemies of clean, functional furniture in your home. Fortunately, we can help with all types of repair and restoration services, no matter what the issues might be.
From ripped fabric or leather to torn cushions, pet stains, and other issues, we know how to get your sofa back in great shape so that you can enjoy it for many years to come. Call us today to ask about our pet damage repair services and how we can help you. Sofas are a big investment, and you want to keep yours in good working order for as long as you can. However, things can go wrong and you can risk facing all types of issues along the way. If you need missing part repair or replacement, we’re here to help. You don’t have to live without the parts that you need or deal with the hassles of trying to replace them yourself. You certainly don’t have to replace your entire sofa just for the sake of a few parts. Let us help you get everything that you need for your furniture, including repairing parts and more. A sleeper sofa is a big investment, and taking care of it can be critical to your enjoyment through the years. Of course, over time things can wear out. When the mechanism for your sleeper sofa is in need of repair or replacement, we can help.
You don’t have to replace the entire thing or deal with it being broken because our professional repair solutions will ensure that you get the best results so that you can enjoy your furniture even more. Protecting your investment is your priority, and it’s our job to help you along the way. Call us to discuss your sleeper sofa repair needs todayIn the course of owning a home, it is practically guaranteed that your furniture will, at some point, need repair. What is the cost of repairing furniture?The average cost to expect is $107 and $252, with larger repairs like re-upholstery of a couch costing considerably more. Here are some factors to consider in furniture repair.While there are many different pieces of furniture that may need repair, the most common furniture repairs involve dining tables, sofas, and recliners.In many homes, the dining table is a catch-all surface for grocery boxes and bags, school books for the kids, and everything else that comes into your home and needs a spot to rest.
Using your dining table in this way can lead to scratches and dents in its surface.However, often the problem is that your table leg has become structurally unsound because of a large crack or break. If this happens, you will need to replace the table leg entirely, and possibly repair the bracketing that secures the leg to the table. The cost of table leg replacement depends on several different factors, including:For popular table leg styles, you may be able to find pre-made matching table legs. The costs for this vary widely. If your table is older or is a style that is uncommon, you may need to find a woodworker to fashion a replacement leg for you. Many woodworkers charge an hourly rate of $25 to $30. Additional costs will include the cost of the wood itself and the cost of any refinishing that needs to be done to match your other table legs.The procedures and costs of repairing or replacing sofa legs are much the same as the ones outlined above for repairing or replacing table legs.
Broken frames usually require replacement of the sofa. Methods of repairing upholstery vary depending on how extensive the damage is, where the damage is, and what type of material covers your sofa.For padding and upholstery problems, the same standard rates listed for sofas apply also to recliners. For bent reclining mechanisms and broken springs, costs can range from $200 to $350, making it often more cost-effective to replace than repair.There is a big difference between the costs of repairing something that simply looks bad or repairing structural damage to furniture. For instance, repairing a scratch on the surface of your table will cost considerably less than replacing a broken table leg.When thinking about a repair, determine whether the repair is structural or cosmetic. Here are some common examples of each:Cosmetic repairs include things like:Structural repairs include things like:In general, cosmetic repairs cost substantially less than structural ones, with the possible exception of re-upholstery of a large piece of furniture, which is technically a cosmetic repair, but costs more than some structural repairs.
You may need to re-upholster your furniture if the upholstery is seriously damaged or if the furniture requires structural repair that would necessitate removal of existing upholstery. The average cost of reupholstering furniture is $660, with small chairs costing as little as $150 and large pieces like sofas costing as much as $1500 or more, depending on fabric choice.Often a piece of furniture that is damaged must be refinished after repairs are completed. Here are some typical costs for refinishing several types of furniture:When trying to decide whether to replace or repair a specific piece of furniture, you must consider several factors. You must gauge the value of the furniture, not only in monetary terms, but according to sentimental value as well. For instance, Grandma’s rocking chair may not be all that expensive monetarily to replace, but it may have extraordinary value to you if Grandma used it to rock generations of your family to sleep over the years.If you have no sentimental attachment to the piece, and are only comparing the cost of repair with the cost of replacement, the question becomes much simpler.