Cat scratches, torn seat cushions, cracked leather and worn armrests on couches, sofas, sectionals and loveseats — repaired and color-matched in your living room, usually in a single visit.
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Sophie Kriefman13 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Absolutely amazing experience with Alexander. He made our couch look brand new after our kittens had left scratches. He was great at communication, punctual and respectful. Would definitely recommend his work and have him fix our couch in the future :)Posted on Google![]()
Aleks Bern14 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I highly recommend this company to anyone who wants to master leather restoration. A big thank you to Alexander for an outstanding training experience. I learned how to restore leather couches and other furniture, and he was extremely knowledgeable, making sure I understood every practical detail of the craft. I now feel fully confident in my skills. Thank you for your professionalism and support.Posted on Google![]()
Kevin Way109 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Alex did an outstanding job fixing a dye transfer stain on a leather car seat. His work was beautiful (it looks brand new), his price was fair, and he was really pleasant to work with. I'd recommend him without hesitation.Posted on Google![]()
Matthew Arsena168 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Alexander did a great job fixing a small cut on our 1960 T-Bird back seat. The color and texture was better than our expectations! We finally had to tell Alex to stop as he is a true perfectionist! We also appreciated his honesty in telling us that our RV vinyl would be more practical to replace than repair. He could have repaired them, but advised us that the damage would continue do to poor quality of vinyl used by the manufacturer.+1Posted on Google![]()
Jayson Pizarro194 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Alex did an amazing job fixing the dashboard crack on my truck! You can’t even tell it was there. Great work, very reasonable on the price and a pleasant person to deal with. I will likely have him come back to refresh my bottom front seat bolsters.+4Posted on Google![]()
Nick Tereshenko219 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Great experience! High quality materials used to repair my leather car seats. Very happy with results!Posted on Google![]()
Natalja Karol222 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Alex and his team did a fantastic job with car seat repair for our old SAAB. My husband is very happy. They took time and care to sand, polish, spray, matched the color perfectly, very satisfied customers here!+3Posted on Google![]()
Stephanie Pinkerton246 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I had a vintage Chanel bag that needed a new top coat and Alexander and his staff provided amazing service, including home pick up and drop off. All throughout the process, Alexander was very responsive, and the bag came back beautiful. The price was incredibly reasonable, as well. I will definitely be a returning customer!





Cats go for the front of the arms and the edge of the seat. Each scratch is filled, re-grained and color-matched, so the arm looks like the rest of the couch again.

A tear from keys, a buckle or a dog’s claw gets a sub-patch from behind and is filled flush with the surface — strong enough for everyday sitting. We fix tears up to about palm size.

The middle seat and the arms take the most wear. Dry, cracked and rubbed-through leather is cleaned, filled, recolored and sealed, so the whole couch wears evenly again.

Hair oil darkens the top of the back cushions, and new jeans leave blue marks on light couches. We remove or refinish the stain and blend the color back in.

A couch by a window fades on the back and on the side facing the sun. We recolor the faded parts — or the whole couch — to one even color.
Leather recoloring →

Manual and power reclining sofas and sectionals: we fix the leather and a stuck or noisy mechanism in the same visit.
Recliner repair →
Stand back and photograph the whole couch in good daylight so we can see its size, shape and overall color.
One close-up of each damaged spot. A coin or your finger next to it helps us judge the size.
A brand tag under the cushion or on the frame helps identify the leather. Send all three with the form below or by text.
Upload photos of your couch and tell us what happened. We’ll reply with a firm price, usually the same day — no home visit needed to quote.
From a two-seat loveseat to a large modular sectional — genuine leather of any age and brand, in homes across San Diego County.
A colored finish on top of the hide. Water beads up on the surface. Scratches, cracks and wear repair almost invisibly, and the whole piece can be recolored.
A light protective coat over dyed leather. Water soaks in slowly. Repairs blend well; we match both the color and the soft sheen.
A new quality leather couch usually costs $3,000 or more, and a sectional often much more. Repairing it usually costs a fraction of that. The final price depends on the damage and how much work is needed. From your photos we’ll tell you straight which side of the line your couch is on.

Our minimum is $150 for a small repair, such as a single scratch or a small tear; larger damage costs more. The price depends on how many spots need work, how large they are and whether the whole couch needs recoloring — one scratched arm costs far less than a sectional with several worn cushions. Outside the city a travel fee may apply depending on distance; it is included in the quote. Text us photos for an exact price.
Yes — it is one of the repairs we do most. Light scratches are sealed and recolored; deeper claw marks on the arms and seat fronts are filled, re-grained and color-matched so they disappear into the leather.
Yes, tears up to about palm size. We slide a sub-patch behind the tear, bond the edges, fill it in thin layers and recreate the grain. Bigger holes, or leather torn across most of a cushion, need reupholstery, which we don’t do — we’ll tell you from the photos.
No. We come to your home anywhere in San Diego County and repair the couch where it stands. Just leave a little space around it — we bring drop cloths, tools and materials.
Most repairs are done in a single visit, usually in a few hours. Recoloring a whole couch or a large sectional can take longer — we’ll tell you when we quote.
We mix the color on site against your leather in daylight and match the sheen, so the repaired cushion or arm blends in with the rest of the couch.
If it is genuine leather with a worn finish, yes. A peeling bonded or faux leather couch can’t be repaired reliably — the surface keeps flaking — so we’ll tell you honestly from the photos.
Every repair comes with a 1-year warranty.
More ways we keep leather furniture looking and working like new.
San Diego is hard on leather couches. Strong sun through big windows fades back cushions and armrests, dry Santa Ana winds pull moisture out of the hide, and pets add their share of scratches. We repair couches every week in homes from the coast to East County — and fix it on site, usually in one visit.