Furniture repair Bushwick: a cognac leather sofa wrapped for moving

Furniture repair Bushwick Nobody Broke It Sitting Down

Walk-ups, tight turns and a move every lease. Here the damage comes from being carried, not sat on, and it lands on the edges.

BrooklynWilliamsburgBed-StuyQueens

Use wears the middle, moving wears the edges

Where Moving Leaves Marks

Furniture repair Bushwick calls rarely start with a worn seat. They start with an arm or a corner that hit a doorframe on the way up.

Scuffed outer arm on a cognac sofa
ArmsDragged on a wall

The outer arm scrapes along a hallway wall. Arm repair.

Gouged corner on black leather
CornersHit a doorframe

A sharp corner catches the frame and the leather opens. Tears.

Scuffed cognac ottoman corner
OttomansCarried by a corner

Easy to lift, so it gets carried by one corner. Ottomans.

The same four injuries, over and over

Four Moving Injuries

Every furniture repair Bushwick visit after a move checks for these four, even if you only noticed one.

Abraded leather near a seam
AbrasionRubbed raw on a stair rail. Cracks follow.
Split corner seam on black leather
Split seamsPulled open at the corner when lifted. Seams.
Wooden chair with a leg broken off
Broken legsSnapped off on a tight landing. Wood.
Scratched navy leather corner
ScratchesFrom straps, buckles and dollies. Scratches.
The route in decides where the work happens

Fixed Where It Landed

A sofa that barely made it up the stairs should stay put. Most color and corner work is done in the room.

Technician checking a sofa on a dolly01Check

Every edge, corner and leg, not just the obvious mark.

Chair leg being refinished on a drop cloth02Legs

Loose legs reglued, scuffs touched up.

Worn piping on a leather ottoman corner03Corners

Split corners filled and rebuilt square.

Crisp finished leather corner04Finish

Colored to match and sealed. Protection.

When you call

Tell Us About The Stairs

  1. Which floorAnd whether there's a lift or only stairs.
  2. The tightest turnSo we know what can leave for the bench.
  3. Moving soon?Fix it after the move, not before. Ask us.
Three things worth doing before a move

Before It Leaves The Room

Mover wrapping a chair in plastic
Wrap itBlankets under the plastic, never plastic alone on leather.
Chair turned over to check the legs
Check the legsUnscrew them if they come off.
Brown leather lounge chair on wood legs
Photograph itBefore the movers touch it, for any claim.
We repair it assuming it gets carried again

Edges Built To Travel

In a neighborhood where people move often, furniture repair Bushwick jobs get stronger edges, not just new color.

Worn leather at a seam corner
Seam cornersReinforced from behind with a backing.
Worn piping at a corner seam
PipingRebuilt, not just painted over. Cleaned first.
Dark brown leather corner stitching
StitchingHeavier thread. Seams.
Black leather bolster seam
BolstersWhere hands grab to lift. Holes.
Stitched leather cushion corner
Cushion edgesSealed with a hard-wearing topcoat. Cushions.
Fabric seat corner with sharp piping
Fabric tooAnd vinyl. Fabric.
Pieces that move with you

Sofas, Sleepers, Armchairs

North Brooklyn

Bushwick And Nearby

Most work is done in your apartment. We cover Bushwick, East Williamsburg and Ridgewood, from the library branches to the lofts. Nearby:

Sofa with moving scuffs before and after
Asked before every estimate

Common Questions

Should I fix it before or after a move?
After. Moving usually adds new marks, so we fix everything at once.
Can you come up a walk-up?
Yes. The work comes to the piece, up any number of floors, with the floor covered first.
Can a movers' damage claim use your quote?
Yes, a written quote with before photos you can send in.
Is the visit free?
Yes, with a written quote and photos. Antiques too.
Can a broken leg be fixed?
Usually reglued, or a new leg turned to match. Dining chairs too.
What if a panel is torn through?
Chesterfield scroll arm in brown leather
Bushwick, Brooklyn

Moving In Or Out Soon?

And photograph the edges. We'll quote from there. All services.

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