Well..reupholstery....replace OR... Let me share my recent experience with Constable Reupholstery in Port Charlotte. I found myself with the dilemma: to buy new furniture or to repair/reupholster my beautiful Raymond Wates sofa and chairs. I love my furniture.But it was in use for 15 yers. 3 kids grew up on it... Fabric started really disintegrating and there was nothing left of the original look except for an excellent core and great quality frame. After looking around I quickly realized how quality of modern furniture went down in the last decade and a half. Overpriced furniture that is only good for few years and this is if you are lucky in every furniture store.Shock! So I started thinking about reupholstery. Being a particular person I ALWAYS research and check and shop around. Spoke with few guys. Compared prices. Quickly realized the "world of reupholstery " is not simple and a lot is involved... To make a long story short after looking at a few proposals I knew I was about to be taken to the "dry cleaners". Then I met Jason. Right away new his approach was very different.Honesty was seeping through during our original discussion of the work and pricing. Decided to go with him however my expectations of the end result were what I thought very realistic. I expected few more years of maybe decently looking old furniture.At least there will be no holes in the fabric which was already to me a good result. Then he delivered the set. OMG!!!!! COULD NEVER IMAGINE it was possible for a redo to look better than the original. The quality of the work exceeded ALL of my expectations!!!!!!! I had and still don't have enough words to express my satisfaction with that project. Jason,I respect and admire your work. I felt like I traveled back in time to the days when people actually took pride in their work. When customers where treated with respect. When pricing was legitimate and well justified. To the times when people where fond of what they did for living and money was not EVERYTHING. When people knew that the "word of mouth" advertising in the community was the best advertising you ever needed. read more