Professional Recliner Repair Services

Recliner Upholstery Repair

The upholstery on a recliner experiences constant movement and friction. Areas such as the seat, arms, back, and footrest can show wear faster than the rest of the chair.

We can evaluate issues including:

• Tears and punctures

• Cracked leather

• Scratches

• Worn upholstery

• Fading and discoloration

• Damaged vinyl

• Loose or deteriorated upholstery

The appropriate repair depends on the material and condition of the recliner.

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Leather Recliner Repair

Leather recliners can develop cracks, scratches, tears, and worn areas over time.

Instead of immediately replacing the chair, a professional evaluation can determine whether the damaged leather can be repaired or restored.

Send us photos of the recliner and the damaged areas so we can evaluate the condition.

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Vinyl Recliner Repair

Vinyl is commonly used on recliners and can develop cracks, tears, scratches, and worn spots.

Depending on the material and extent of the damage, the affected area may be repairable without replacing the entire recliner.

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Recliner Cushion Repair

The cushions of a recliner can lose their shape and support after years of use.

Signs that a cushion may need attention include:

• Sagging

• Flattening

• Uneven support

• Compressed foam

• Loss of comfort

Depending on the construction of the recliner, foam repair or replacement may be an option.

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Common Recliner Problems

Damaged Seat

The seat is one of the most heavily used parts of a recliner and can develop cracks, tears, and worn areas.

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Worn Armrests

Armrests receive frequent contact and can become damaged or discolored over time.

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Cracked Leather

Age and repeated use can cause leather upholstery to dry out and crack.

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Damaged Footrest

The footrest can experience friction and wear as it is repeatedly extended and closed.

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Faded Upholstery

Sunlight and everyday use can cause leather, vinyl, and other upholstery materials to fade.

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Repair or Replace Your Recliner?

A damaged recliner does not necessarily need to be replaced.

Depending on the condition of the upholstery and other components, repairing the damaged areas may be an option.

We'll evaluate the material, location, size, and severity of the damage before determining what type of repair may be appropriate.

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Why Choose Leather Pro?

• Recliner repair services

• Leather and vinyl repair

• Upholstery repair

• Cushion and foam services

• Furniture restoration

• Free estimates

• Photo-based evaluations

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you repair a leather recliner?

Yes. Depending on the material and condition, damaged leather on a recliner may be repairable.

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Can you repair a torn recliner seat?

Many types of tears can potentially be repaired. Send photos of the damage so we can evaluate it.

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Can you repair cracked leather on a recliner?

Cracked leather may be repairable depending on how extensive the cracking is and the condition of the surrounding material.

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Can you replace recliner cushion foam?

Depending on the construction of the recliner and cushion, foam replacement may be possible.

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How much does recliner repair cost?

The cost depends on the material, size and location of the damage, and the amount of work required. Send photos for an estimate.