Tucson Patio Furniture Repair Patio furniture repair services, and what each one costs
Seven services for aluminum patio and pool furniture. Every range below matches the pricing page, and every one is per piece, because a set of four dining chairs and two chaises is priced chair by chair.
New sling fabric for chairs, chaises and ottomans that have sagged, split or torn at the rail.
New vinyl straps, single wrap, double wrap or cross-weave, on chairs, chaises and stools.
Strip, prep and powder coat aluminum frames that have gone chalky, faded or started to bubble.
Cracked welds, broken legs and loose frames repaired and ground smooth for refinishing.
Squeaks, stiff swivels, cracked spring plates and worn bushings on swivel rockers and gliders.
Missing or worn nylon glides replaced so chairs sit level and stop gouging the pavers.
Seat and back cushions made to size in outdoor fabric with quick-dry foam.
Typical per-piece prices across Tucson and nearby towns
| Service | Typical Tucson range |
|---|---|
| Sling Replacement | $85-$160 per piece |
| Vinyl Strap Restrapping | $80-$145 per piece |
| Powder Coating and Refinishing | $75-$190 per piece + stripping |
| Frame and Weld Repair | $50-$150 per repair |
| Swivel and Rocker Repair | $75-$160 per chair |
| Glides and Feet Replacement | $1-$2 per glide in parts; $75 typical minimum alone |
| Replacement Cushions | From about $40 per cushion |
Two things move a quote: the shape of the piece and the state of the frame. A chaise uses far more fabric or strap than a dining chair, and cross-weave straps take longer than straight runs. A frame with a stripped rail bolt, a cracked weld or finish lifting off in sheets needs that fixed first, because new fabric on a failing frame is money thrown away.
Full line-by-line pricing lives on the pricing page, the areas we cover are on service areas, and the FAQ answers what comes up most on the phone.