NY — New York
New York City boroughs: Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens, Manhattan, Bronx and beyond, including Upstate New York, Long Island, Westchester, Rockland, Yonkers, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Suffolk, Nassau Counties and the Hamptons.
Nationwide Service Network
Proudly Serving Customers Nationwide
Across the U.S., including Hawaii and Puerto Rico, where available. Available across the vast majority of U.S. ZIP codes.
Service Areas
Covering Nearly All Major U.S. Markets
Our multiple shops and specialized teams work across general furniture repair, antique and art restoration, upholstery and finishing, metal work, antiqued mirror, glass and stone work, plastic and acrylic, installations, carpentry, and furniture disassembly and assembly. We help fit couches, sofas, sectionals, beds, headboards, armoires, china cabinets, and other difficult items through small doorways, elevators, and stairways.
Years of experience and hundreds of thousands of services provided to residential customers and commercial accounts allow us to coordinate projects according to established procedures that are constantly improved.
Recliner Repair Services
Repair service for power recliners, manual recliners, reclining
sofas, reclining sectionals and related motion furniture.
Recliner problems can involve mechanisms, release handles, cables,
switches, motors, frames, springs, upholstery or other components.
Service availability depends on location, furniture type, model,
condition and parts availability.
Power & Manual Recliner Repair
A recliner contains multiple moving and structural components.
Determining what has failed is the first step toward determining
whether the furniture can be repaired and what parts or service may
be required.
When requesting service, provide the manufacturer, model information
when available, photographs and a description of what the recliner
does—or no longer does.
Power Recliners
Evaluation of selected switches, motors, wiring, power components,
mechanisms and related movement problems.
Manual Recliners
Service for selected handles, release cables, mechanisms, springs,
frames and other manual reclining components.
Reclining Sofas
Repair evaluation for reclining sofas and loveseats with manual or
powered motion components.
Reclining Sectionals
Selected mechanical, structural and upholstery repairs for reclining
sectional furniture.
Leather & Vinyl Recliners
Selected scratches, tears, seams, color damage, upholstery and
padding problems can be evaluated for repair.
Frames & Upholstery
Recliner problems are not always mechanical. Frames, padding,
springs, seams and upholstery may also require service.
Common Recliner Problems
- Recliner will not open
- Recliner will not close
- Recliner stops partway
- Power recliner does not move
- Manual recliner does not release
- Broken recliner handle
- Broken or disconnected release cable
- Selected mechanism problems
- Motor or actuator issues
- Switch or control problems
- Loose or damaged hardware
- Frame damage
- Spring problems
- Sagging or damaged padding
- Open upholstery seams
- Leather or vinyl damage
Power Recliner Repair
Power reclining furniture can contain switches, motors or actuators,
power supplies, wiring, connectors and mechanical components. A
failure in one component can prevent the recliner from operating
normally.
Providing the manufacturer label, model information and photographs
helps identify the furniture before service. Parts availability
depends on the manufacturer, model and component required.
Manual Recliner Repair
Manual recliners commonly use a handle, lever or release cable to
activate the reclining mechanism. Problems may also involve the
mechanism itself, hardware, springs or the furniture frame.
A technician can evaluate the specific failure and determine whether
adjustment, repair or component replacement is appropriate.
Recliner Handles & Release Cables
A damaged handle or release cable can prevent a manual recliner from
opening even when the main reclining mechanism remains functional.
When possible, photograph the handle, cable connection, manufacturer
label and underside of the furniture. This information can help
identify the configuration before service.
Recliner Mechanism Repair
Reclining mechanisms contain moving metal components, connection
points and hardware that experience repeated stress during normal
use.
The condition of the mechanism, furniture frame and available parts
determines whether a particular mechanism can be repaired, adjusted
or requires replacement.
Recliner Frame & Structural Repair
A recliner that leans, feels unstable, makes unusual movement or no
longer supports the user correctly may have a structural issue rather
than—or in addition to—a mechanism problem.
Selected frame joints, supports, hardware, springs and other
structural components can be evaluated as part of the repair.
Leather, Vinyl & Upholstery Repair
Reclining furniture can also develop tears, open seams, scratches,
worn upholstery, compressed padding and other surface or comfort
problems.
Depending on the material and condition, available service may
include localized repair, stitching, padding work, leather or vinyl
repair, or upholstery service.
For additional leather and vinyl furniture information, visit
LeatherRepairService.com
.
Before Requesting Recliner Service
A few details can make it easier to determine what type of recliner
service may be required.
- Find the manufacturer label or model number.
- Note whether the furniture is power or manually operated.
- Describe what moves and what does not.
- Explain when the problem started.
- Take photographs of the complete furniture piece.
- Take close-up photographs of the damaged component.
- Photograph the manufacturer or model label.
- Provide the service ZIP code.
How to Request Recliner Repair
Identify the Furniture
Provide the manufacturer, model and furniture type when available.
Provide the manufacturer, model and furniture type when available.
Describe the Problem
Explain what the recliner is doing, what it is not doing and whether
the issue is mechanical, electrical, structural or upholstery-related.
Explain what the recliner is doing, what it is not doing and whether
the issue is mechanical, electrical, structural or upholstery-related.
Send Photographs
Include the complete furniture piece, damaged area, mechanism or
component and manufacturer label.
Include the complete furniture piece, damaged area, mechanism or
component and manufacturer label.
Provide Your ZIP Code
Technician coverage and specialty availability vary by location.
Technician coverage and specialty availability vary by location.
Local Service, Specialized Expertise
Availability depends on location, furniture type, model, required
specialty and parts availability. Enter the service ZIP code when
requesting repair so technician coverage can be checked.
If a ZIP code is not specifically listed, submit the request anyway.
Additional furniture repair coverage may be available depending on
the service required.
Residential & Commercial Recliner Service
Reclining furniture is used in homes as well as offices, waiting
areas, hospitality environments and other commercial settings.
Available service can be reviewed for individual furniture pieces
or larger seating projects.
For broader commercial furniture repair information, visit
CommercialFurnitureRepairs.com
.
Furniture Repair Network
For broader furniture repair, restoration, upholstery, refinishing,
disassembly and U.S. furniture service coverage, visit
All Furniture Services®
.
All Furniture Services® provides service for wood, upholstery,
leather, vinyl, mechanisms and other furniture repair needs through
available service areas.
Find & Manage Service with ServiceJan℠
ServiceJan℠
provides service-management technology for work orders, scheduling,
dispatch, customer communication, technician coordination,
territories, photographs, reports, invoicing and other field-service
operations.
Customers can also use the
ServiceJan service marketplace and app
to search for and request service providers in available areas.
Request Recliner Repair
Provide your ZIP code, manufacturer and model information when
available, photographs of the furniture and a description of the
problem.
Interactive Coverage Guide
United States Service Map
Detailed markets listed belowNationwide availability
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NJ — New Jersey
North, Central and South New Jersey, North Shore and Atlantic City, including Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Lakewood, Elizabeth, Edison, Woodbridge, Toms River, Hamilton Township, Trenton, Clifton, Cherry Hill, Brick, Camden, Bayonne, Passaic, Franklin Township, East Orange, Old Bridge, Middletown, Union City, North Bergen, Piscataway, Hoboken, Perth Amboy, New Brunswick, Plainfield, Howell, Wayne, West New York, Hackensack, Linden, Manalapan, Marlboro, Fort Lee, Fair Lawn, Long Branch, Princeton and Paramus.
CT — Connecticut
Stamford, Norwalk, Fairfield, Bridgeport, New Haven, Darien, Westport, Milford, Hartford, Waterbury, Middletown, Bristol and Danbury.
PA — Pennsylvania
Philadelphia metropolitan area and beyond.
MD — Maryland
Baltimore, Hagerstown, Frederick, Germantown, Gaithersburg, Bowie, Columbia, Silver Spring, Ocean City and Salisbury.
DE — Delaware
Wilmington, Claymont, New Castle, Middletown, Smyrna, Dover, Milford, Lewes, Frankford, Ellendale and Laurel.
VA / DC
Virginia: Alexandria, Chantilly, Ashburn and Leesburg. Washington, DC metropolitan area: Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax and surrounding markets.
FL — Florida
North, Central and South Florida: Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palm Coast, Gainesville, Ocala, Daytona, Orlando, Kissimmee, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Lakeland, Naples, Fort Myers, Melbourne, Merritt Island, Cocoa, Space Coast, Vero Beach, Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Palm City, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Bay, West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Miami.
TX — Texas
Houston, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington, Irving and Waco.
MA / RI
Boston metropolitan area, Cambridge, Mission Hill, Brookline, Roxbury and Rhode Island.
WI / IL
Wisconsin and the Chicago metropolitan area, with service extending beyond major Illinois markets.
CA — California
Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Diego, Hollywood, San Fernando, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Inglewood, Manhattan Beach, Torrance, Long Beach, Corona, Laguna Niguel, Fontana, San Bernardino, Riverside, Lake Forest, Temecula, Oceanside, Lakewood, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Mission Viejo and Escondido.
GA / SC / NC
Georgia: Savannah. South Carolina: Beaufort, Charleston, Myrtle Beach and Columbia. North Carolina: Charlotte and High Point.
OH — Ohio
Cleveland, Akron, Wooster, Mansfield, Delaware, Columbus, Springfield, Dayton, Richmond, Middletown, Marysville, Xenia, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Lima, Sidney and Euclid.
IN — Indiana
Fort Wayne, Muncie, Anderson, Indianapolis, Greenwood, Bloomington, Columbus, Carmel, Fishers and Noblesville.
KY — Kentucky
Louisville, Jeffersonville, Lexington and Frankfort.
Additional Nationwide Coverage
We also serve, where available: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming.
For large or commercial projects, we service the entire United States and may be able to travel worldwide. Please contact Customer Service at 1-718-268-2727 so we can assist.