Worn headrests and arms, stuck footrests, broken handles and dead power motors — leather and mechanism fixed together in your living room, usually in one visit.
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Send 2–3 clear photos of the damage. We reply with a price, usually the same day.


Reclining mechanisms, footrest locks and springs adjusted, repaired or replaced.

Motors, switches, hand controls and wiring diagnosed and replaced — including chairs that move on one side only.

Release handles and cables replaced so the chair reclines smoothly again.

Worn color, cracks and body-oil darkening on the spots you touch every day, rebuilt and color-matched.

Cuts, cracks and claw marks on the seat and arms filled and grained to match.

When the whole chair has faded, we recolor it so it reads as one piece again.
Leather recoloring →
Photograph the chair in daylight, upright and reclined, so we can see the model and overall condition.
A close-up of the worn leather, or of the broken handle or part.
For mechanism problems, a 10-second video of what happens when you recline helps us quote accurately. Send it with the form below or by text.
Upload photos or a short video of the recliner and tell us what it’s doing. We’ll reply with a firm price, usually the same day. If a part has to be ordered, we’ll say so in the quote.
We repair single recliners, reclining sofas and sectionals — the leather and the parts that make them move.
Stuck, loose or noisy mechanisms, footrest locks, springs, handles and cables.
Motors, switches, hand controls and wiring on power recliners and reclining sofas.
Cracks, tears, worn color and body-oil darkening — repaired and color-matched.
A well-made recliner has a frame and leather built to last for decades. When the mechanism sticks or the arms wear through, fixing both in one visit usually costs far less than a new chair.




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Kevin Way74 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 Arsena133 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 Pizarro159 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 Tereshenko184 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 Karol187 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 Pinkerton211 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!
Repairs start at $400 in San Diego. The final price depends on the size of the damage and the piece. Outside the city a travel fee may apply depending on distance — we confirm it when we quote. Text us photos for an exact price.
Yes — motors, switches, hand controls and wiring on power recliners and reclining sofas.
Yes. Stuck or loose footrests and locks are among the most common recliner repairs we do.
Usually, yes. If a part has to be ordered, we’ll tell you in the quote and finish on a second visit.
Stressless / Ekornes, La-Z-Boy, Himolla, Palliser, Flexsteel, American Leather, Natuzzi and most other leather recliners.
Every repair comes with a 1-year warranty.
More ways we keep leather furniture looking and working like new.
Recliners work harder than any other seat in the house — and in San Diego the headrest and arms also take the sun. We fix the leather and the mechanism in homes from the coast to East County, usually in one visit.