Jacob Morris
Owner & Lead Technician
- Leather & vinyl repair
- Dash & plastic repair
- RV interiors & body
- ProMerch PPS application
Restaurant
Worn seating reads as a tired restaurant long before the food does. We repair blemishes, tears and holes in place, or reupholster booths and chairs in full — scheduled around your service hours so the room keeps earning.
What we do
What we fix
Proof
Drag the handle on any of these. Both halves are the same job.

BeforeAfterFaded booth backs in a sports bar
Years of service had left the channel-tufted backs chalky and hazed. Reupholstered in new blue vinyl — the seat cushions were still sound and were left as they were.

BeforeAfterTorn seat cushion on a diner bench
The vinyl had split and peeled open on the cushion, exposing the white backing underneath. Reupholstered in new vinyl. The after is the same bench from the other end.

BeforeAfterWorn tufted booth backs
Cracking along every tuft line and a corner worn through to the backing. Reupholstered in new smooth red vinyl to match the rest of the room.
How it works
We walk the dining room and split it into what can be spot-repaired and what genuinely needs recovering.
Off-hours and section-by-section scheduling so you’re never closing the whole room.
Repairs blend into the existing seating; recovers are matched to the material you already have or a replacement you choose.
Who does this work
These are the people who actually do restaurant jobs. Call whichever one suits — or call Jacob and he’ll sort it.
Owner & Lead Technician
Reupholstery & Restaurant Services
FAQ
No. We work off-hours or section by section so the dining room stays open.
Often. A room with a handful of damaged spots usually doesn’t need full reupholstery — we’ll tell you honestly which booths need what.
Next step
Text or email photos of the damage and we’ll tell you whether it’s repairable, what it costs, and whether it’s a shop job or a mobile one.