Pricing

Build the range.

Confirm the scope.

Commercial restoration pricing changes with the actual asset, work required, size, material, condition and quantity. Build a preliminary job-specific range instead of relying on a generic price card.

A working range built around the job.

The estimator calculates each asset group independently, totals the location and shows the same project as a one-time customer, Commercial Partner and AssetCare Partner.

Asset category

Office seating, lounge furniture, booths, vehicle seating, medical tables and hard surfaces begin with different labor requirements.

Work scope

Localized repair, surface restoration, partial re-covering and full re-covering are calculated differently.

Size & material

Scale, leather, vinyl, fabric, specialty finishes and performance materials affect the working range.

Damage & quantity

Condition changes the process while identical multi-item groups may create setup efficiency.

Foam & support

Sagging, loss of support, bottoming out and deteriorated foam may require partial or complete cushion rebuilding.

Components & function

Webbing, springs, gas lifts, shocks, mechanisms, casters, plastic and rubber parts are assessed separately from the visible surface.

Build your project range.

Add the assets, quantities, work scope, sizes, damage levels, foam condition and any functional problems. The comparison updates immediately.

Typical one-time service ranges.

These ranges are designed to help non-partner customers plan. Final pricing is confirmed after photo review or an onsite assessment and may change with material, damage, access, travel, quantity and turnaround requirements.
Minor repair

Spot damage

$175–$325

Small scuffs, scratches, punctures, localized wear or limited color correction.
Per repair area
Seating

Chair or seat restoration

$225–$450

Repair, surface restoration and color blending for a commercial chair or vehicle seating area.
Per seat or affected panel
Hard surfaces

Plastic panel & trim

$175–$375

Scratches, gouges, texture correction and color restoration for interior panels and trim.
Per component
Hospitality

Booth or banquette section

$250–$650

Repair or restoration of a commercial booth seat, back or banquette section.
Per section; re-covering quoted separately
Healthcare

Exam table restoration

$275–$600

Vinyl repair or surface renewal based on table size, sections and clinical-use requirements.
Per table
Multi-asset work

Location projects

Custom estimate

Multiple seats, rooms, locations, route work, full re-covering and managed restoration programs.
Volume efficiencies may apply

Recommended partner savings.

Relationship

Labor savings

Service benefit

Best for

Recommended policy: discounts apply to eligible labor, not taxes, travel, specialty materials, subcontracted work, rush service or replacement components. Volume savings should be quoted only when scheduling actually creates operational efficiency.

What changes the final price?

Showing the variables behind the estimate makes the ranges feel transparent without reducing complex restoration work to a commodity.

Damage & material

Size, depth, substrate and finish determine the process.

Quantity

Multiple assets may reduce setup and travel cost per unit.

Access & timing

After-hours work, security and downtime restrictions matter.

Location

Travel, parking and service-area requirements are confirmed first.

Send photos and layouts for confirmation.

Include every asset group, damage close-ups, room references, quantities and site access information.
Preliminary planning tool

What might my project cost?

Build a rough planning range before requesting an assessment. This is not a binding quote: photos or an on-site review are needed to confirm the repair method, access, materials, timing, and finish requirements.

Professional restoration is more than simply wrapping a seat.

A durable, professional result may require inspection and access planning, disassembly, material and color matching, cleaning and surface preparation, repair or rebuilding, controlled application, curing, reassembly, and final quality verification. The goal is a finish that belongs in the surrounding environment—not a shortcut that merely hides the damage.

01Assess & plan
02Match material & finish
03Prepare & repair
04Cure & reassemble
05Verify & document