I had an old antique wooden recliner which needed a lot of love! The wood needed to be refinished…read moreand cushions had to be designed and upholstered. Thank you so much Scott and Rhonda for your expertise! They guided and assisted me in picking out the fabric as well as repaired, refinished and stained the wood frame to match the existing woodwork in my home. I would highly recommend The Recovery Room!

Dropped off my winter boat tarp off in Oct. 2022 for repair, returned in Nov. 2022 for pick up. He…read morehad given my tarp to someone else. After several trips returning to pick up my tarp he tells me that he will not replace my tarp but with a cheap tarp from Canadian Tire. Now I'm without a tarp! Just like the other reviews, he does not care!! DO NOT RECOMMEND

do not recommend ..... very bad service.. and very poor quality and there's no value for money at…read moreall .. waste of time

My dealings with Scott's upholstery has not been a good one his quality of work leaves a lot to be…read moredesired he does not stand behind his word for his workmanship he recovered my kitchen chairs that now need even more repair he used the wrong side of the material and I have contacted him a number of times and asked him to reimburse me for the poor quality of work that was done on my kitchen chairs, and he has not responded to my requests, I have also reported him to the BBB, my main reason for posting this is because I wouldn't want anyone else to go through what I've had to go through with the for quality of upholstery work on my kitchen chair

Initially I felt the work Jeremy did was quite good. After a few days I realized one of the seams…read moredown in the crevice of the sofa was still open and a small amount of stuffing was poking out. He absolutely refused to answer my emails, texts, FB messenger requests, or calls. Ditto when our designer tried to get him. He eventually got back to the designer and stated he would not be answering us back and would by no means be making the small repair. This was probably a 15 minute fix on a $6,000 project. Since then the fabric has begun to sag and a main seam on the arm has come undone.