Furniture Repair & Restoration Services

Recliner and motion-furniture problems are not always limited to the reclining mechanism. Frames, springs, upholstery, padding, wood components, legs, hardware, and other parts of the furniture can also require repair.

Recliner Repair Services provides selected furniture repair in connection with recliners, sofas, sectionals, chairs, lift chairs, adjustable beds, and other seating and motion furniture. For complete residential, commercial, hospitality, healthcare, office, and specialty furniture services, visit All Furniture Services®.

Furniture Repair Services

Depending on the furniture type, condition, material, and required specialty, service may include:

• Recliner repair
• Sofa and sectional repair
• Chair repair
• Frame and structural repair
• Wood furniture repair
• Leather and vinyl repair
• Fabric and upholstery repair
• Padding and foam repair
• Spring and support repair
• Leg and hardware repair
• Recliner mechanism repair
• Power furniture repair
• Lift chair repair
• Adjustable bed repair
• Furniture assembly and disassembly

Furniture Frame & Structural Repair

The frame provides the structural support for the seat, back, arms, upholstery, springs, and reclining mechanism. A frame problem can sometimes appear to be a mechanism problem because damaged or loose structural components can change the alignment of moving parts.

Structural problems may include:

• Broken wood frame components
• Loose structural joints
• Separated frame members
• Cracked or damaged supports
• Loose arms
• Damaged seat supports
• Loose mechanism mounting areas
• Broken or loose legs
• Damaged brackets and hardware
• Frame reinforcement needs

Wood Furniture Repair

Wood components can become scratched, chipped, cracked, loose, separated, or structurally damaged. Depending on the furniture and extent of damage, selected wood repair may be performed together with other furniture service.

• Broken wood components
• Loose joints
• Cracks and splits
• Scratches and chips
• Damaged legs
• Loose hardware
• Structural wood repair
• Selected finish touch-up

For complete wood furniture repair, restoration, refinishing, and touch-up services, visit All Furniture Services®.

Leather & Vinyl Furniture Repair

Leather and vinyl recliners, sofas, sectionals, and chairs can develop scratches, scuffs, tears, open seams, worn areas, discoloration, and other surface damage.

Depending on the material and condition, selected service may include repair, recoloring, restoration, seam repair, or replacement of affected upholstery components.

• Leather scratches and scuffs
• Vinyl damage
• Small tears and cuts
• Open seams
• Worn seating surfaces
• Color damage
• Arm and footrest damage
• Selected panel replacement

For specialized leather and vinyl furniture service, visit Leather Repair Service.

Fabric & Upholstery Repair

Fabric upholstery can become torn, separated at seams, loose, stretched, stained, or damaged around high-use areas and moving furniture components.

• Open seams
• Torn fabric
• Loose upholstery
• Damaged upholstery panels
• Arm and seat damage
• Footrest upholstery damage
• Loose or damaged trim
• Selected upholstery replacement

Padding & Foam Repair

Furniture comfort and appearance depend on the condition of the foam, padding, cushioning, and support beneath the upholstery. Worn or displaced cushioning can make a chair or sofa feel uneven even when the frame remains intact.

• Compressed seat cushioning
• Damaged or deteriorated foam
• Uneven padding
• Arm padding problems
• Backrest cushioning issues
• Footrest padding damage
• Selected cushion rebuilding or replacement

Furniture Spring & Seat Support Repair

Springs and support systems help maintain the shape, comfort, and stability of furniture seating. A damaged or disconnected support component may cause sagging, uneven seating, noise, or reduced support.

• Broken or disconnected springs
• Loose spring connections
• Damaged seat supports
• Sagging seating areas
• Loose support hardware
• Uneven seat support

Recliner & Motion Furniture Mechanism Repair

Recliners and other motion furniture use mechanisms, handles, cables, springs, brackets, motors, actuators, controls, and related components to create movement.

For detailed mechanical component information, see our Recliner Parts & Mechanism Repair page.

Power Furniture Repair

Powered furniture can include motors, actuators, switches, remotes, hand controls, control boxes, transformers, power adapters, wiring, connectors, powered headrests, and lumbar systems.

For electrical troubleshooting and powered reclining furniture, see our Power Recliner Repair & Troubleshooting information.

Recliner Sofa & Sectional Repair

Reclining sofas, loveseats, and sectionals may combine multiple mechanisms, frames, seats, motors, switches, and electrical connections in one furniture system.

For problems involving individual reclining seats, sectional mechanisms, footrests, shared power, frames, or upholstery, see our Recliner Sofa & Sectional Repair page.

Lift Chair Repair

Power lift chairs use motors, actuators, hand controls, power supplies, wiring, and mechanical components to recline and raise the seat into a standing-assist position.

See our Lift Chair Repair page for detailed lift-chair troubleshooting and service information.

Adjustable Bed Repair

Adjustable beds and power bases use motors, actuators, remotes, control boxes, power supplies, wiring, brackets, and moving mechanisms to control head and foot positions.

See our Adjustable Bed & Power Bed Repair page for additional information.

Furniture Assembly & Disassembly

Some sofas, sectionals, recliners, beds, and other furniture may require partial disassembly for repair, replacement of components, relocation, or access through restricted spaces.

For specialized furniture disassembly and reassembly, including selected no-fit situations, visit All Furniture Services® Furniture Disassembly & Assembly.

Residential Furniture Repair

Residential service can be evaluated for recliners, sofas, sectionals, chairs, lift chairs, adjustable beds, and related furniture in homes, apartments, condominiums, and other residential properties.

Commercial & Facility Furniture Repair

Furniture service can also be coordinated for businesses and facilities with individual pieces or multiple furniture items requiring repair.

• Offices
• Hotels and hospitality properties
• Restaurants
• Healthcare facilities
• Senior-living properties
• Commercial buildings
• Property-management locations
• Other business environments

For broader commercial furniture projects, visit Commercial Furniture Repairs.

Healthcare Furniture Repair

Medical recliners, treatment seating, lift recliners, and other healthcare furniture can develop mechanical, electrical, structural, and upholstery problems.

For hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, assisted-living communities, nursing facilities, and medical offices, see our Medical Recliner Repair & Healthcare Furniture Service information.

Furniture Repair or Replacement?

Whether repair is practical depends on the furniture’s overall condition, construction, age, damage, required parts, and extent of the work.

Repair may be worth evaluating when the furniture remains generally serviceable and the problem can be isolated to a mechanism, component, frame area, upholstery section, or other repairable part.

Replacement may be considered when there is extensive structural deterioration, multiple major systems have failed, necessary components are unavailable, or the scope of repair is not practical compared with replacement.

Information Needed for Furniture Repair

Photographs and furniture information can help identify the appropriate specialty before service is scheduled.

• Furniture type
• Manufacturer and model when available
• Service ZIP code
• Description of the problem
• Photo of the complete furniture piece
• Close-up photos of the damaged area
• Photo of the manufacturer label when available
• Photos of mechanisms or electrical components when relevant

Furniture Repair Service Areas

Service availability depends on the service ZIP code, furniture type, required specialty, parts availability, and technician coverage.

View our service areas, or submit your request even if the location is not specifically listed so available coverage can be reviewed.

Complete Furniture Services from All Furniture Services®

For furniture needs beyond recliners and motion furniture, All Furniture Services® provides broader furniture repair and restoration services for residential and commercial furniture, including wood, leather, vinyl, upholstery, refinishing, mechanisms, structural repair, disassembly and assembly, and specialty furniture service.

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Request Furniture Repair

Submit a furniture service request with photographs, a description of the problem, furniture information when available, and your service ZIP code.

Customer Service: 718-268-2727
Text / SMS / MMS: 321-414-6757
Toll Free: 888-575-6757
Email: reclinerrepair@furnitureservices.com