Own the Day Pontoon

Upholstery Shop in Ravenna, Michigan

(231) 578-29811693 E Wildlife Dr, Ravenna, MI 49451View on Yelp

About Own the Day Pontoon

Own the Day Pontoon operates out of Ravenna, Michigan, a small community situated between Muskegon and Grand Rapids with easy access to the many lakes and waterways that make West Michigan a boating hub. This shop focuses on boat repair and furniture reupholstery, making it a practical choice for pontoon and watercraft owners in the area. With lakes like Muskegon Lake and White Lake just a short drive away, local demand for quality marine upholstery work stays strong through the spring and summer seasons. They're a go-to resource for boat owners who want their vessel looking sharp before hitting the water.

Services

Boat Repair
Furniture Reupholstery

Services & Process

Own the Day Pontoon handles both structural boat repair and interior upholstery work, which means customers don't have to split their project between two different shops. Marine upholstery involves UV-resistant, water-repellent fabrics specifically designed to hold up against sun, moisture, and heavy use on the water. Pontoon seating, helm chairs, and lounge cushions all take a beating over multiple seasons, and this shop can replace worn foam cores, re-stitch seams, and install new vinyl or marine-grade fabric. They also handle general furniture reupholstery for customers who need interior work done alongside their boat projects.

Service Area

Own the Day Pontoon serves Ravenna and the surrounding West Michigan communities, including Muskegon, Whitehall, Fremont, and the greater Newaygo County area. Boat owners throughout the region make the trip for specialized marine upholstery work, especially those preparing their pontoons and fishing boats for the season.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of boats do you work on besides pontoons?
While the focus is on pontoon boats, most marine upholstery skills transfer to fishing boats, ski boats, and deck boats as well. It's worth calling ahead to describe your specific vessel so the shop can confirm they have the right materials and equipment for your project.
How long does a full pontoon reupholstery take?
A full pontoon interior replacement typically takes one to two weeks depending on the number of seats and complexity of the layout. Scheduling earlier in the season helps you avoid the spring rush when many boat owners are trying to get their vessels ready at the same time.
Can I bring just the cushions without the whole boat?
Yes, most shops prefer you remove the cushions and bring them in separately when possible, since it speeds up the process and avoids storage issues with a full boat. Just make sure all cushion sets are together so the shop can match patterns and sizes consistently.
What fabric options work best for Michigan lake conditions?
Marine-grade vinyl is the most popular choice because it resists UV fading, moisture, and mildew, all of which are real concerns on Michigan lakes. Some customers opt for marine fabric blends if they prefer a softer feel, but vinyl tends to last longer with minimal maintenance in outdoor conditions.
Do you also repair furniture for homes or is it only boats?
Furniture reupholstery is also available, so homeowners in the Ravenna area don't need to drive to Grand Rapids for basic chair or sofa work. It's a convenient option if you're already bringing in a boat project and have a piece of furniture that needs attention.
How do I know if my boat cushions need replacing versus just cleaning?
If the foam underneath has compressed, developed a musty smell, or the stitching is pulling apart, cleaning won't solve the underlying problem. A quick visual inspection at the shop can tell you whether a good cleaning will extend the life of your upholstery or whether it's more cost-effective to replace it now.

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