Consider It Done Upholstery

Upholstery Shop in Buffalo, New York

(716) 548-7931, Buffalo, NY 14202View on Yelp
Consider It Done Upholstery - upholstery in Buffalo, NY

About Consider It Done Upholstery

Consider It Done Upholstery in Buffalo, New York handles a wide range of upholstery work across furniture, vehicles, and watercraft. Buffalo's mix of older homes, car culture, and proximity to Lake Erie and the Niagara River makes a multi-service shop like this one genuinely useful to a lot of different customers. Whether you're restoring a classic car, getting a boat seat repaired before the season starts, or updating the furniture in your living room, having one shop that covers all three saves a lot of running around. This shop covers the full range.

Services

Furniture Reupholstery
Auto Upholstery
Boat Repair

Services & Process

Furniture reupholstery here covers everything from residential sofas and chairs to commercial seating, with fabric replacement, cushion rebuilding, and frame repair all part of the process. Auto upholstery work includes replacing or repairing car seats, door panels, headliners, and convertible tops, which is particularly relevant for classic car owners in the Buffalo area. Boat repair services address the wear that Western New York's waterways dish out, including cracked vinyl, torn seating, and sun-damaged upholstery on pontoons, fishing boats, and personal watercraft. It's a practical combination for this region.

Service Area

Consider It Done Upholstery operates out of Buffalo and is conveniently located to serve customers across Erie County, including Cheektowaga, Tonawanda, Lackawanna, and West Seneca. Boat owners from the Lake Erie shoreline and Niagara River corridor are within easy reach, as are classic car owners from throughout the greater Buffalo metro area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work on both modern cars and classic vehicles?
Yes, auto upholstery shops that serve the Buffalo area typically handle both daily drivers and classic or vintage vehicles. Classic car work often requires sourcing period-correct materials or matching original colors and textures, so it helps to describe your vehicle in detail when you call.
What kind of boat upholstery repairs do you handle?
Common marine upholstery repairs include replacing cracked or torn vinyl seating, rebuilding cushion foam that's broken down from moisture and sun exposure, and recovering storage lids and bow seating. Marine-grade materials are used to ensure the repairs hold up to water, UV exposure, and mildew.
Can you match my existing upholstery fabric or color?
In many cases, yes. Upholsterers can often find a close or exact match for common fabric colors and patterns, though discontinued materials can be harder to source. Bringing in a fabric sample or photo helps the shop find the best available option.
How much does auto upholstery work typically cost in Buffalo?
Pricing varies significantly depending on what's being replaced or repaired. A single seat repair might cost a few hundred dollars, while a full interior replacement on a classic car can run into the thousands. Call with your make, model, and a description of the damage for a more accurate estimate.
Do I need to bring my whole boat in, or just the seat cushions?
For most marine upholstery work, you can remove the seat cushions and bring just those in, which is much easier than trailering the whole boat. If the damage involves structural components or built-in seating, the shop may need to see the boat itself.
How long does boat upholstery repair usually take before the season starts?
Most marine upholstery jobs take one to two weeks, but shops get busy in late winter and early spring as boat owners prepare for the season. It's smart to bring your cushions in during the off-season to avoid delays and get back on the water on schedule.

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