A couple years ago, after my leather furniture started ripping open, I tried to service it on my own.
- I saw a few products online that all promised to fully repair and service my leather and return it to the original state.
After trying 2 or 3 odd additional products, I finally stopped, and decided to contact a professional company to fix my leather furniture. After a quick search for local companies that service leather furniture, I found a seemingly excellent corporation that marketed itself as a leather and vinyl restoration specialist. The snapshots on the website were wonderful and they offered a plethora of services. Some of them included fixing deep burns, holes, scratches, fading, tears, and so much more. In addition, they also provided cleaning and detailing service for leather couches, which is something I was also interested in getting. I don’t want to toss out my leather couch because I have only had it for 6 or 7 years, so I would rather spend the currency to get it repaired. Moreover, it’s not the lame leather couch that you would find in a store these days. I had it made and shipped in from another state. So, you can understand why I would like to get my leather couch fixed up. Anyway, I proposed a bid from the dealer, and it was quite a bit cheaper than what I thought it would be. I went ahead and booked the service, and it took the company about 48 hours to complete the job. All in all, I am happy with the results. My leather sofa looks as elegant as it did when I first bought it.