Upholstery and Fabric Services Serving in Addison, IL. Serving The Chicagoland Area
Restore
upholstered furniture to new elegance to match a new decor theme or replace
damaged upholstery. JC Wood’s expert craftsmanship with either fabric or
leather will have your furniture looking better than new.
- Commercial and Residential upholstery services
- Board
Room and Office Chairs
- Waiting
Room Chairs
- Theater
Seating
- Medical and Exam Room Tables
- Sofas and Loveseats
- Decorative Throw Pillows
- Chaise Lounges
- Rocking Chairs
- Dining Room chairs
- Antiques
- Headboards
- And more
- Choose
from over 10,000 fabric, vinyl, and leather samples
- Samples
will be sent to your home so you can see the color and feel the texture.
- Samples
will be sent to your home so you can see the color and feel the texture.
- Leather upholstery repair, cleaning and dying
- Stain resistant fabric treatment
- New foam with a Dacron Wrap
- Re-tie springs or replacement springs
- Custom arm caps
- Customize your upholstered piece with decorative tacks, gimp, color coordinating welt cord, or by choosing two fabrics to make your piece unique.
JC Wood Finishing Service
has sources for thousands of fabrics that can be viewed online. Having trouble selecting a fabric, just ask for our help.
Here are 13 Steps to Achieve "The Best"
Furniture Upholstery…
Upholstery base price includes:
1.) Initial inspection.
2.) Remove all nails and decorative tacks.
3.) Remove all fabrics.
4.) Open all seams and check all wood joints.
5.) Layout new fabric and check for flaws.
6.) Cut fabric.
7.) Frame, webbing, and spring inspection (repairs are extra).
8.) Inspect foam, down and batting. (If needed, replacement is extra.)
9.) Sew seams on new fabric.
10.) Replace Dacron wrap.
11.) Install new fabric.
12.) Attach welt, gimp, or decorative tacks (material extra).
13.) Steam fabric to remove wrinkles and set folds.
Upholstery base price includes:
1.) Initial inspection.
2.) Remove all nails and decorative tacks.
3.) Remove all fabrics.
4.) Open all seams and check all wood joints.
5.) Layout new fabric and check for flaws.
6.) Cut fabric.
7.) Frame, webbing, and spring inspection (repairs are extra).
8.) Inspect foam, down and batting. (If needed, replacement is extra.)
9.) Sew seams on new fabric.
10.) Replace Dacron wrap.
11.) Install new fabric.
12.) Attach welt, gimp, or decorative tacks (material extra).
13.) Steam fabric to remove wrinkles and set folds.
Call
us today for more information.