Just picked up my 30-year-old platform glider and ottoman today. When I dropped it off to say it…read morewas well worn is an understatement. Now it is gorgeous. In fact I was so pleased I left another chair with her. I would not hesitate to recommend this company to my most finicky friend.

From the owner: Thirty years in furniture upholstery. We do all kinds of furniture and the shop has over 200 books…read moreof fabric samples that can be delivered in two days. We have done many types of upholstery which can be viewed at Renewit Upholstery on Facebook. Hundreds of customers spreading word is what has kept me in business. Museums, businesses, and home owners in central Ohio can testify to the 5 star rating of work and customer service.

Marriot's Commercial Upholstery Service is not just commercial, it is also open to the retail…read morecustomer. And, although they do most of their business upholstering boats and commercial businesses' furniture, I took an ottoman in to be recovered and they did a fantastic job (See picture). He was very friendly and quick, finishing before promised. He covered the pictured ottoman (with my own fabric) and made from scratch 4 small pillows with the same fabric. The total cost was $134, tax included. I could not believe how reasonable it was.

We are very pleased with the work Bridget did for us. She reupholstered furniture for us while…read moreguiding through the "need to know" items. Especially as it related to material types, color, and maintenance. We are also appreciative she was able to work within our quick timeline. Highly recommend Bridget! Kirk P

From the owner: Residential and Commercial Upholstery - Upholstery Classes - Custom Upholstery - Cushions - Pillowsread more

Helped make some things for my therapy department. Great quality, great responsiveness!…read morePleasure doing business with Keith!

From the owner: We specialize in commercial and residential upholstery. No job to large or small. read more

We had a recliner reupholstered by Fortner. We were told that they couldn't guarantee the recliner…read moremechanics. They did a nice job on the reupholstery but there is one (cushion) spring that is not properly tied down such that you can feel it touching on your thigh or butt. It's only a matter of time before it will poke thorough the upholstery. They have told our interior designer, that recommended them, that they can't warranty the work since it is a recliner. Of course, the poor craftsmanship has nothing to do with it being a recliner. Now we have to pay someone else to properly complete the work. BTW, the reupholstery was over $2000!!!

Great workmanship. Excellent communication. Delivered when promised. Highly recommen!read more

I wish I had thousands of dollars to spend on all of the amazing fabrics here--but don't worry, if…read moreyou're like me and you're broke, you can still get great stuff at Fabric Farms. First, if you're looking for upholstery stuff--metal tack strips, cardboard tack strip, dacron, etc--this is the place to go. I got all of the odds and ends I needed to reupholster a chair at a really good price. They also have foam and other upholstery basics. They also have some pretty decently-priced fabric, but there's a LOT, and you have to sort through it all. Some of the stuff on rolls in the back seemed to be lower-priced than the samples toward the front of the store--but upholstery fabric isn't cheap anywhere you get it, so. If you're new to buying upholstery fabric, expect to spend upwards of $30 - $50 a yard for many fabrics. If you're making cushions, definitely hit this place up because you can get fabric samples for $1 - $5; these samples are big enough to be the face of a large cushion, and you can get some really nice samples. I got three great patterns that I'm going to make into cushions with some neutral (cheaper) fabric on the back. I also got really great service. The gentleman who helped me was really nice and pleasant, and very genuine. I will definitely be going back when I have projects to do.

Communication was originally great! When construction completion timelines changed and meetings…read moreneeded rescheduled, the responses dwindled and eventually, I received no reply at all. I've now made three, maybe four, additional attempts to make contact, sent multiple emails with photos and measurements, and have not even received the courtesy of an email telling me to take a hike, and that there is no interest in completing my project - Which would be fine, as I understand that it was my team that caused the delay. However, it seems like a good business practice to at least reply to a request for service, even if you aren't interested in providing it.