All Trades Upholstery

Upholstery Shop in Columbia, South Carolina

4.8(4 reviews)
(803) 213-92229422 Commonwealth Blvd, Columbia, SC 29209View on Yelp
All Trades Upholstery - upholstery in Columbia, SC

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About All Trades Upholstery

All Trades Upholstery is a Columbia, South Carolina shop with a 4.8-star rating from its customers, reflecting strong work quality for both furniture reupholstery and furniture repair. Columbia's growing residential market, combined with a significant number of older homes in neighborhoods like Earlewood and Wales Garden, creates consistent demand for quality upholstery and repair services. The shop's name suggests versatility, and the service mix backs that up, covering both cosmetic fabric work and structural furniture fixes. For homeowners who want a single reliable shop for multiple furniture needs, this is a practical choice in the Midlands.

Services

Furniture Reupholstery
Furniture Repair

Services & Process

All Trades Upholstery handles furniture reupholstery on a full range of residential pieces, from single accent chairs to full sectional sofas, including foam replacement, spring repair, and fabric installation. The furniture repair side covers structural issues like broken frames, loose joints, cracked wooden legs, and damaged support systems that affect both function and safety. Combining both services means a customer with a sagging sofa that also has a broken frame can have everything addressed in one drop-off. This kind of all-in approach reduces the back and forth that frustrates customers dealing with multiple separate shops.

Service Area

All Trades Upholstery serves Columbia and the surrounding Midlands area of South Carolina. Customers from Lexington, Irmo, Blythewood, and Cayce regularly bring pieces in for reupholstery and repair. The Columbia location is central to the metro area and easy to reach from most surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you fix a broken sofa frame at the same time as reupholstering it?
Yes, and doing both at once is actually the smarter approach. Reupholstering over a damaged frame means the new fabric will wear unevenly or fail prematurely, so addressing structural issues first is the right call.
How do I know if my furniture is worth repairing or reupholstering?
The key factor is the frame. Solid hardwood frames are worth investing in because they outlast most new furniture at comparable price points. Particleboard or low-quality frames may not justify the cost of professional reupholstery.
What causes springs to break or sag in upholstered furniture?
Springs wear out from repeated compression over years of use, especially in heavily used seats. Tied springs can also come loose from their webbing, which creates that sinking feeling. A repair shop can retie, replace, or upgrade the spring system during a reupholstery job.
Can you reupholster furniture with pet-friendly fabric?
Yes, there are several fabric categories designed to resist pet hair, scratches, and moisture, including tightly woven microfibers and performance fabrics with stain-resistant finishes. Ask specifically about options tested for pet households.
What should I do to prepare furniture for drop-off?
Remove any cushions, throws, or personal items from the piece before bringing it in. If there are broken parts that might fall off during transport, wrapping those sections loosely helps the shop assess the full scope of damage.
Do you offer free estimates for repair and reupholstery work?
Many upholstery and repair shops provide free estimates, either in person or based on photos. For accurate pricing, an in-person look is usually more reliable since hidden damage like broken spring ties or cracked frames isn't always visible in photos.

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