Great person to work with and quality of work is top notch…read more Mike was very responsive to my texts and keeping me updated on the progress of getting the new seat for my van.

Michael worked on my 2018 Tesla Model S. The seat was worn from 125,000 miles of my driving. I'm…read moreputting before and after pics, because his work was fantastic. The before seat only shows the seat back, but the seat cushion was just as bad, if not worse. He matched the leather, even matched the Tesla stitching. Easy to deal with, communicated well, let me know exactly what was going on through the process, and my car was ready when he said it would be. Great job Michael! Keep the good work!

Really nice work on my F-150 leather seats. Good people to deal with in all ways. Highly…read morerecommended.

Ordered a Katzkin Leather interior set online and Shun quoted me a fair price. The communication on…read morethe process was excellent and the finished work was amazing!

I had my back seats covered for real good price. They did good job and it was fast. Wroth every…read morepenny.

I brought a very custom complex seat to Cesar. My seat turned out beautiful. Cesar is awesome to…read morework with, had everything done in a few days, kept me updated via text. Price was very reasonable. Definitely recommend!

Good Afternoon, I recently took my car to Dallas Sunroof Auto&Trim to repair my sunroof and I was…read moredispleased. I spoke to a guy over the phone the day before to inform him what was possibly the problem and he recommend to me to bring my car to the shop so he could perform a diagnostic test to find the problem. The diagnostic was complete assumingly and my husband left this shop with charge of $250 with No actual repair besides closing the sunroof and unplugging a cord that was connected to my power button to control the sunroof. Now, I will need to get another diagnostic test with details and additional fees to repair the sunroof. Thank you for the little service that was given and I will NEVER return to this place. For future customers make sure you are careful with your car and look out for their underhanded prices. #HaveAGoodDay

Ok, So I was recommended this shop by Steve Crowley Services who does custom vehicle restorations…read more(mostly old Mercedes and Jaguars ) for the last 30 or 40 years on Grissom St. close to Royal Ln. I had originally ended up over off of Merrill St. at 2521 Ste 101 but thankfully they kept answering their phone and even though it was close to 5 PM they got me over to their new location that they've been at for quite a while now on Indian Trail off of Royal Ln. Gated facility they buzzed me through, I parked my daughters car which is a 2003 Mercedes C230K And the young gentleman (I'm in my 60s so everyone's young to me), Greeted me with enthusiasm and informed me that it would be $150 check out fee and that if I needed to bring it back that they would apply that into the overall repair cost. Well within less than an hour they had the sunroof working recalibrated and good-to-go for about 1/2 of what the dealer (who couldn't schedule me in until the next week anyways) quoted me. They cleaned up the tracks and greased up everything and showed me how well it worked and although my wallet took a hit I'm just glad to have gotten it fixed for my daughter [finally]. Maybe because it's a Mercedes (although 20 years old) everybody thinks you've got too much money to spend? I don't know but I'm just happy that it was done and hopefully it will last for a while. I'm very happy I found the service and it was a wreck on mend it to me by Steve Crowley Services.

I brought my 1976 MG Midget to ASM Auto Upholstery along with a carpet kit manufactured by a…read morereputable company in England. Karen, the daughter of the owner, gave me all kinds of warnings about what could go wrong with the carpet installation. She said they may break the seat bolts. The carpet kit may be cut wrong by the factory. They may have lots of trouble removing the original carpet adhesive and backing. She couldn't give me a firm estimate and would charge labor for however many hours it took. After I asked for a rough estimate, the top of her range was $1800. She charged $2100 dollars for 14 hours labor. I would have no issue with all of this if the end result was good. See my photos of the area behind the driver seat, which, luckily, is not usually visible. It's as if the installer was rushing toward the end of the installation and thought about how this area was not visible. Karen's explanation was that the carpet was inferior and that the threads can be pulled out with a tweezer. I'm not buying this. It's apparent that the installer had to pull the new carpet loose after gluing it incorrectly. Either the threads pulled through the back of the carpet or the installer just pulled the threads loose in an attempt to loosen the carpet to reposition it. There is a bunched area at the top because the carpet is still not positioned correctly. An adjacent piece of carpet that covers the transmission tunnel is installed crooked and in a way that it overlaps the piece behind the driver seat. I can't figure out why the factory cut this panel in such a way, but the way it's installed is wrong and appears to be an attempt to cover more damage to the piece behind the driver seat. After paying and driving the car home, I brought these issues to Karen's attention via email. She called me right away and said the carpet material is cheap and that some of the pieces were either too big or too small. The factory in England says on their website that the pieces are laser cut and will always fit, which may not be true. It was apparent from the beginning that Karen's initial warnings were given to ensure the validity of her "I told you so" explanations. I do understand that, with a carpet kit, they have only one chance to get it right since there is no extra carpet. If they were acting in a way to maintain their reputation, the installer would have stopped working after damaging the carpet. I would have been informed and provided with options. I could have ordered a replacement piece of carpet for a do-over. I would have paid for the additional labor. At this later time, however, the seats would have to be removed again and I'm not sure that adjacent pieces of carpet wouldn't be damaged during a do-over. Ultimately, it seems that they accept an inferior result as long as they can blame someone else - the carpet manufacturer or me, for bringing in a carpet kit. They aren't really interested in doing as good a job as they can. By stopping work to evaluate the bad result, they could have provided me with options.

Very deceptive people that have no honest bone in their body. I thought the owners daughter was…read moregood until she claimed that the case was closed after damaging my car and agreeing to work with me on refund. Not worth it if you care about your car. They will make it look nice from far but will destroy the panels and the electronics of the car. Very careless and unprofessional. I hear they were good when the original owners were running it.

This is The place to get you car or truck Upholstery done…read more With over 40 years of experience, they can do it all. Convertable tops too. Henry and wife are the best. I have had 3 cars and a truck redone and updated. You won't find better quality work and a better price anywhere! Brian N Dallas \

I recently took my Cayenne into Magee's (Rays) to have the upper panel delaminate repaired. (Vinyl…read morenear the driver's window.) Ray knew exactly what my problem was and described how he could fix it. Bring it in, in the morning, and leave it overnight for the glue to fully cure. Sure enough, the next day I picked it up and it looked just like new - no ripples! Magee's (Rays) price was fair and the time it took was prompt. Next time I have an upholstery issue, I'll call Magee's (Rays). For all of you Porsche owners out there, you also have an inherent design flaw which you will eventually need to fix. I recommend you give Magee's (Ray) a call, first.

They replaced the convertible top on my 97 Toyota Celica. Fair price, turn around time was less…read morethan a week. I'm happy with how it turned it. Would recommend.

These people know their stuff. They put on the convertible top I have now, did a great job and…read morepatched it for free more than six years later. They didn't pressure me to get a new one and gave me a break in their quote for when I decide to get another installed. Highly recommend.

My couch look brand new! Not only did Francisco do a fabulous job, he was timely and easy to work…read morewith. My pups approve as well!

Quality of work was excellent, just had a few hiccups throughout the process that prevented me from…read moregiving five stars. I had some tears in my car's leather seats so I had this company perform the repairs. Fransisco comes to your house, picks up the seat cushions (he takes them out himself) and then returns them and reinstalls them. First the pros: the repairs are like it never even happened (see attached photos). It is convenient that he comes to your house, you don't have to take it to a shop. Fransisco is very reasonable with price and is very easy to work with. Cons: He was late in when he came to pick up the seats. The window was 11-3 and he showed up at 4. Had I known he was running late I would've been able to do some things as opposed to waiting at the house for him. When he did show up he couldn't take one of my seats because his van was too full, so he had to come back the following day anyway. When removing a seat Fransico broke a bracket cover, but was very ok with deducting the replacement cost ($20) from the bill. He also flipped a bolt around with the seat belt, causing the belt to twist and be uncomfortable to use. He fixed all these things, but it would have been nice if they hadn't needed fixing in the first place. Thus the deduction of a star.