Dave Knittel Upholstery

Upholstery Shop in Tucson, Arizona

3(2 reviews)
(520) 409-58829191 E Sugar Berry Pl, Tucson, AZ 85747View on Yelp

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About Dave Knittel Upholstery

Dave Knittel Upholstery is a furniture reupholstery and repair shop serving Tucson, Arizona. With a 3.0 rating from early reviewers, the shop handles both reupholstery projects and structural furniture repairs for homeowners and property managers across the area. Tucson's dry desert climate can be tough on fabric and foam, making local upholstery services especially practical for residents who want to restore pieces rather than replace them. This shop offers a direct, hands-on approach to bringing worn furniture back to life.

Services

Furniture Reupholstery
Furniture Repair

Services & Process

The shop focuses on two core offerings: furniture reupholstery and furniture repair. Reupholstery involves stripping old fabric down to the frame, replacing worn foam or batting, and applying new fabric chosen by the customer. Furniture repair addresses structural issues like broken frames, loose joints, and damaged legs before or alongside fabric work. Handling both services under one roof means customers don't have to coordinate between separate contractors when a piece needs both structural fixes and new upholstery.

Service Area

Dave Knittel Upholstery serves customers throughout Tucson, AZ and the surrounding Pima County area. Residents from nearby communities like Marana, Sahuarita, and the Foothills can also reach out to see if their location is covered.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does furniture reupholstery usually take in Tucson?
Most standard reupholstery jobs, like a sofa or armchair, take one to three weeks depending on the shop's current workload and the complexity of the piece. If you need custom fabric ordered, that can add more time, so ask about lead times when you get your estimate.
Is it worth reupholstering an old sofa or should I just buy a new one?
It depends on the frame quality. Older sofas, especially hardwood-framed pieces, are often worth reupholstering because the bones are better than what you'd find in budget new furniture. If the frame is cheap particleboard or badly damaged, replacement might make more sense.
Can you repair a broken furniture frame and reupholster it at the same time?
Yes, and it's actually the most efficient way to handle both problems. Doing repairs before the fabric goes on means you won't have to rip anything open later. Ask the shop to inspect the frame during the initial assessment.
What fabrics hold up best in Tucson's desert climate?
Tightly woven synthetic fabrics like performance polyester or solution-dyed acrylic tend to resist UV fading and are easier to clean. Natural fabrics like linen or cotton look great but may fade faster if the furniture gets significant sun exposure through windows.
Do you need to bring the furniture in, or can someone pick it up?
That varies by shop, so it's best to call and ask. Some shops offer pickup and delivery for larger pieces at an added cost, while others require you to bring items in. If you have a large sectional or heavy piece, ask about logistics before scheduling.
How do I get an accurate price estimate for reupholstery?
The most accurate quotes come from an in-person look at the piece, since cushion count, frame complexity, and fabric choice all affect the final price. Photos can help for a ballpark figure, but expect the price to be confirmed once the shop sees the furniture directly.

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