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Best of 2003: Best Upholsterer
Point Loma Upholstery, Inc.
3950 Hicock Street, Loma Portal
619-298-3828
Owner Buzz Rodriguez's recorded message explains the "seven secrets of upholstering." The most important considerations include ergonomics (is it comfortable for your body?), foam quality, foam density, and fabric. He only takes jobs where he thinks your investment is worth it. If you have an old sofa or chair with a solid frame, you'll pay three times as much to buy a new one as you will to get the old one re-upholstered. The average job takes a week to 10 days. A simple recovering costs $400 to $600 for labor; further refurbishment runs more. Free local pickup, delivery, and estimates.
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Best of 2003: Best Upholsterer
Best of 2003: Best Upholsterer
Point Loma Upholstery, Inc.
3950 Hicock Street, Loma Portal
619-298-3828
Owner Buzz Rodriguez's recorded message explains the "seven secrets of upholstering." The most important considerations include ergonomics (is it comfortable for your body?), foam quality, foam density, and fabric. He only takes jobs where he thinks your investment is worth it. If you have an old sofa or chair with a solid frame, you'll pay three times as much to buy a new one as you will to get the old one re-upholstered. The average job takes a week to 10 days. A simple recovering costs $400 to $600 for labor; further refurbishment runs more. Free local pickup, delivery, and estimates.
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