I had these two early 20th century chairs recovered. They had been covered in a green cotton print…read more- very suitable for the country setting they were in. I wanted to smarten them up but keep the old charm. Genesis gave me loads of time for search for the perfect fabric and then they produced these very beautiful chairs. Seams nicely done and pattern beautifully matched.

Go here, stop looking…read more Alfonso is the man. Smart, witty, and creative. I took some chairs and an ottoman to him that my mother has had for 25 years... he helped me blend them into my space and I couldn't be more thankful. Incredible craftsman that I will always go to!

Kenny is an excellent upholsterer, and an even more decent man! He and his daughter run his small…read morebusiness, and he has covered several things for me now - his work is excellent. He is very prompt with his quotes and responses about fabric quantities and recommendations when I text him photos of potential pieces, and has been quite quick with turn-around (sometimes, even sooner than I'm prepared for, given the job/construction delays!) I will continue to use Kenny for as long as I need recovering services!

I had a very frightening experience with this company. And left with a damage chair, the same…read morechair I dropped off in pristine condition. The owner was doing a simple repair, reattaching the an arm by screwing it. back into the base. The cost of $38 dollars became $145 at pickup. And thank goodness I took photos of the chair when I dropped it off at the warehouse showing the fabric was in perfect condition, no marks or stains. At pickup, the chair was covered in glue and black oil stains. The owner refused to fix it. I tried to take him some material. I tried to talk to him and recorded our conversations. He was rude and told me to sue him since he is retiring at the end of the year and closing. He got in my face and then slammed a door, hitting me because I wouldn't leave and kept asking him to work with me, knowing if I left, that chair was on me. Then, he got his keys and tried to leave and screamed he would back into my truck if I didn't move it out of the way. He was erratic. We finally left and took the chair. I have a damaged chair now that is badly stained all over and has dried glue in the fabric. My proof doesn't seem to matter and he could care less. This is a family heirloom. Please don't let this happen to you.

My European leather chairs needed new leather on the seats. After almost two months I was shocked…read moreto see the quality of the work. These chains are $600 each. The leather had ragged edges, shiny metal staples lined the edges and was visible on on sides on all chairs. The decorative tacks to cover the staples were crooked and unevenly spaced all the way around on every chair. The wooden bottoms were lost and cheap cloth replaced them. I returned them. Six weeks later I came back and the shiny staples are gone but all the other problems remained. Banola's has No Pride in their work. Barstools are the only upholstery they are qualified to work on. Avoid this business.

Experts at upholstery! Quick turnaround! John is awesome to work with! Would highly recommend…read morethis company for all your upholstery needs.

I saw their reviews on Nextdoor and went to them to help me with some auto seats. Gary was…read moreextremely helpful and knowledgeable and fixed me up quickly and at a cost I felt was very reasonable. I could not be happier with them.

Excellent work on restoring two chairs. 2/20/2025 Outstanding Service. Repairs were made quickly…read more They had both chairs finished in less than a week. The cost was very resonable. I highly recommend Elite Upholstery. Mike B.

Great place all the ladies were so nice and so helpful! This place has so much fabric variety !…read moreCome check this place out if you're in the area. Support this local business.

So helpful - my old machine runs like butter. I have found some of favorite fabric here.read more

Happy Accident!…read more Another cleaning service comes to my office twice a week. The bag was accidentally given to Sparkle Cleaners and I couldn't have been happier with the results. I had a fairly large order to complete with suits, dresses, and a few alterations. Not only did Sparkle Cleaners do a better job of cleaning my pieces, but they were less expensive! The alterations were done perfectly! They even went above and beyond by calling me to let me know that the particular snap that I needed to repair a shirt would look different because the maker uses their own brand. They definitely exceeded my expectations and I will be using them for now on.

If you need alterations to a military uniform, look elsewhere…read more SSG in the U.S. Army, recently commissioned to 1LT, dropped off my OCP tops and PC on 6 December and ended up calling today, 14 December to see if they were ready. Got the go ahead to come on in to pick them up. When I get there I am greeted by a very nice older lady, gave her my name, and she retrieved my order. As she brings it up front, puts it on the hanger, it becomes blatantly obvious something is very wrong... When I dropped these tops off, I called first to make sure they were knowledgeable and performed alterations on military uniforms and got a very confident "Yes, we can take care of that." I brought in 4 sow-on patches for my 3 tops and PC, on already sown pieces of uniform, explained that they only needed to be replaced in the same places as they were already sown with the new patches and how they were to be positioned in reference to the rank. The first thing I noticed was that the rank was cut down in such a way that the rank of positioned underneath the U.S. ARMY patch, well off the center line of the jacket, leaving no way to salvage the patch, and a clear cut violation of AR 670-1. On further inspection, the patch placed on the PC was off set, uncentered, and tilted. When I bring this to the attention of the very nice older lady, she goes to the back to grab her store manager. This lady was immediately very unpleasant. I explained the errors to the uniforms and she accuses me of not providing instructions on how they were to be placed, when in fact they had the PERFECT reference for the already present patches, and needed only to be placed just like they were already on. I then went on to explain how the patches could not be used again, because they had cut away way too much material and would need new ones. I gave Shopmyexchange and Rangerjoes as references where they could find new ones and gave a detailed account for the pattern (OCP) and rank (1LT), because I refused to purchase more patches destroyed by the one that put them on. It doesn't end here.... I get a call back about 15 minutes later, from someone identifying as the owner, informing me to come get my items because they would not be doing any more work due to my attitude towards his worker. Never during any of this interaction did I have an "attitude" or display any behavior that was unbecoming of an Army NCO/Officer. I informed this person to please hold onto what he planned to tell me, I was on my way, and we could talk in person. I get back to the store within 5 minutes of hanging up and greeted by the same man identifying as the owner. I allow him to express his side of the story and what he was told by his store manager, to which points he asked me: "Do you see an Army post anywhere around here?" and "(My store and workers) are not in the service and do not know anything about putting on these patches." My turn... I get to look at my patches again... pointing out the same problems, to which I ask, is this work that you can support and back? (owner acknowledges how poor the patches looked on the uniforms and PC) I am a subject matter expert, quoting AR 670-1, explaining that there was never any point in time that his staff communicated to me that they did not feel comfortable or able to complete this work. At this point this man is flushed, visible shaking, and getting louder with every response. At the end of this conversation, this very nice older lady passes me way more than the patches were worth and I attempt to refuse the cash in excess of what the patches cost, met with resistance by the owner, insisting that I take it all. Before I leave, I expressed how unprofessional I thought his and his manager's behavior have been. To which he responds: Where are you from? I respond: "I own a house here in Lebanon, and I grew up in Antioch, TN. Are you really trying to give me a southern hospitality lecture? I have been more than accommodating with insisting that you and your office have a second try to fix the mistakes, I am an ICU nurse, keeping people alive for a living, and know much more of southern hospitality than has been shown to me here." Overall, the manager, owner, and whomever performed the alterations have no knowledge of how to alter military uniforms on the simplest of items. They do not know how to admit fault, and worst have the most unprofessional attitudes that I have ever experienced in a service-type business. I will not be returning, and if you would encourage everyone to not support this rude, unprofessional business.

Great guy to deal with! Had a seat cover installed in my truck and everything went well. Top…read morenotch service!

Fantastic work and Alan was great to talk to about what I needed done to my car. Very professional…read moreand the only place to go for car upholstery.

Helpful professional service. I would definitely recommend them for any alteration needed.read more

My daughter went there to get two pairs of pants hemmed. They were not ready when promised and…read morecharged her $100!