We had two loveseats reupholstered - Guy is terrific - an excellent work! Recommend highly!…read more Their selection of fabrics is outstanding!!!

WOW! That's how I felt when I arrived to pick up my wingback chair…read more I was stunned and saw that Guy and Janelle had exceeded my vision and expectations in this restoration. They had taken a old antique family chair and brought it to life again beautifully. I had chosen a heavy velvet fabric and was unsure of how it would work and was readying myself for disappointment in case it didn't, but that was not the case. The original historic fit was perfect and the craftsmanship was evident. Great job! Thank you so much for bringing tears of joy to me and having this treasured piece back again in my home for generations of use to come! Highly recommend!

I highly recommend Feasterville Upholstery. They were very easy to work with and great…read moreservice/quality as well as quick turnaround.

We highly recommend the services of Feasterville Upholstery. The owner is highly responsive, the…read morework quality is great, and the turn-around time is impossibly fast. (See large photo below for the finished project). Permit this post to provide a brief backstory. In summer 2019, we "rescued" this vintage Dorothy Draper "Viennese" bench from Maryland. The bench was in unloved condition: Poorly reupholstered, shabby, and painted in gray latex paint (over the original lacquer and gold leaf). (See first small photo below). We began the rehab process last summer. This spring, my husband beautifully re-lacquered the bench, and he applied gold-leaf paint to the rosettes and other decorative elements. (See second small photo). At long last, on June 10, we delivered the bench to an upholsterer with whom we had previously worked. A week later, she provided a labor and materials estimate that was unequivocally outrageous. When gently pressed, she could not explain her numbers; she instead petulantly insisted that the numbers were appropriate for a small business. On June 20, we rescued the bench for a second time. On June 21, we delivered the bench to Feasterville Upholstery (also a small business) which had provided a firm estimate that was 40% of the first one. Here's the astonishing plot twist in the Dorothy Draper bench "dramedy": Feasterville Upholstery completed the project less than three hours after the bench's drop off (see third small photo, which Feasterville texted from the shop). The bench is home, and we could not be more thrilled with the result despite the unnecessary drama created by an unscrupulous contractor and the ensuing bench rescue from Chester County.

Had some buttons repaired that were missing from a tufted ottoman. Owners very nice and were…read morereasonably priced. Would recommend but keep calling if it's past due when they say it will be ready as they get busy and forget to call that it's fixed.

Called twice and spoke to Jeremy. Was asked to send a picture of the project which I did. Called…read moreback three times and spoke to him but he never bothered to get back to me on whether or not he would do the project. Don't what his problem is.

I needed restoration of five mid-century pieces that originally belonged to my mother. I had high…read morehopes due to the sentimental nature of the furniture and I was not disappointed! The pieces - coffee and end table, two small chests and a matching desk - were in terrible shape with cosmetic as well as structural damage. The top of the end table was beginning to crack. John understood the importance of the furniture and after cleaning and repair were done he worked with me to find colors and finishes like those I remembered. The result is perfect. The pieces still have character of time but look like they were taken care of carefully all of these years.

Mr Arslanian did a wonderful restoration on my damaged dining room table top. I would highly…read morerecommend his expertise in this area!

If everyone we did business with was as terrific as Paul life would we SO MUCH EASIER! To begin,…read morehis work itself was excellent. My husband and I had six Lane danish modern dining chairs from the '60s that needed new cane backs. The danish modern style weave needed to be ordered specially. Paul already had a relationship with a supplier of this uncommon product. The sheet caning and splines also needed to be dyed to match the coloring of the wood frames. He color-matched it all perfectly. And the caning work itself is really handsome. The chairs have gotten rave compliments for very design savvy friends. Paul is clearly very enthusiastic about the work he does. While my chairs only required sheet caning, he also does the traditional and much more skill-intensive hand weaving He showed me beautiful hand caned work he did as well as rawhide repair and other types of seat weaving. I almost wish I needed some of this work done! Lastly, but also very important is what a pleasant and conscientious person he is. He is remarkably polite and easy to talk to. His prices were very reasonable and he had the work done within the timeframe he originally proposed.

Very easy to talk to…read more The price was reasonable Very knowledgeable. If u need a chair recaned this is the place I got a prompt callback The owner was very responsive to my needs and concerns

Just had dinning room chairs a bench and two other pieces of furniture done and I must say I am so…read moreimpressed everything exceeded my expectations! Just beautiful quality of workmanship that you just don't see anymore . I highly recommended Jet Upholstery.

I called and spoke to Kelli ( very friendly and knowledge) on the phone I sent her pictures of my…read moresofa, and within two days they picked it up and fixed it! Great customer service!

Mr. Choi did a great job restoring my antique chair that was totally demolished after being used as…read morea dog bed 20 years ago. Granted, his workshop is older and quite cluttered and the turnaround timing was, uh, loose, but I was in no rush so happy to wait a couple weeks for the chair to be completed. His pricing was significantly less than a restoration/upholstery co. in Doylestown and for the quality of the work and improvement made, I'm very pleased.

He picked our couch up to repair the tops and sides of peeling leather cushions. Not only did he…read morenot complete the entire job as agreed but he damaged our couch in multiple spots. The leather on back is ripped in a few spots and the arm is now broken. He was rude to my wife and tried to say the damage was already there. When she showed him pictures of it before he took it, that's when he got angry and scared my wife. He's lucky I wasn't home when this happened.

Great job on my dining room chair. Easy pickup and delivery. Kept me informed on times and let me…read moreknow if there was a delay or earlier delivery.

Have a 20 year old Natuzzi sectional sofa that had a cushion that was sagging…read more Found Gilbert's Upholstery through an online search. Called them and spoke to Ricardo. He requested I send pictures so he could see what the extent of the issue was. Once he received the pictures, we spoke on the phone. He took the time to explain everything and educate me. He quoted mye a price. Said he could do it that weekend. He came to my house on a Saturday, took apart the part of the sofa that needed the repair to bring back to his shop. He showed me what needed to be done and explained everything to me. Said he would come back on Sunday with the repaired sofa. Final results were wonderful. I am very pleased with his work. A true craftsman and gentlemen. Very conscientious about working in my home. 5 Stars. I would recommend him without hesitation. -Rich