Services Offered
Furniture Reupholstery
Complete restoration of chairs, sofas, and other furniture with custom fabric selection and expert craftsmanship.
Cushion Refurbishment
Repair and replacement of cushions for comfort and durability, including Lazy Boy and other brands.
Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly
Professional handling for large items like sectionals, ensuring safe transport and setup in tight spaces.
Frame Repair and Rebuilding
Structural restoration from the frame up, ideal for antique or heirloom pieces to ensure longevity.
Custom Fabric Matching
Precise pattern alignment and stripe synchronization for a flawless, high-end finish on upholstered items.
Reviews
5(5 reviews)
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Erin Barr
via Google
3 months ago
A lost art practiced beautifully at Fassel Upholstery. Such a beautiful job, reasonably priced, and fast. We had 8 dining chairs done and are thrilled with the results.
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Judy Darlakvia Google
4 months ago
I had the pleasure of meeting Paul and asking him to refurbish my Lazy Boy cushion, he did a superior job. Now my brother is having his chair reupholstered. I totally understand why this business is a five star across the board.
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Patricia Bryantvia Google
6 months ago
Beyond amazing my couch cover was broken didn’t know what to do took it to him and he fixed right there amazingggggg
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Brian Itenvia Google
almost 3 years ago
Fassel’s does excellent work! Paul went above and beyond for us when a large part of our new sectional wouldn’t fit down the stairs to our finished basement. He disassembled it at their shop, brought it back to our home, and reassembled it down there, upholstery and all! Excellent craftsmanship and attention to detail. This is a family business that goes way back, and there’s a reason they’re still doing it: they’re the best. They replied promptly, stayed in touch, and did great work. Thanks again!
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Lisa Svaravia Google
about 11 years ago
Paul just reupholstered a chair for me. I cannot believe how amazing it looks. It is a wingchair from the 1920s or 30s I think. It needed to be completely rebuilt from the frame on out, maybe it wasn't really worth it but it was my great-grandfather's chair and it has this lovely wood detail, so I just went with it. I picked a more complicated fabric with a pattern AND a stripe to it, and the chair just looks amazing. The workmanship is apparent and the pattern is matched up perfectly all over the chair, the stripe syncing up impeccably from the back to the cushion to the bottom, the arms being a mirror image of each other. I'm beyond impressed. Now... Paul doesn't work fast. But you can choose -- do you want it done fast, or do you want it done right? And it wasn't cheap, but honestly, with all the work that had to be done I would have been hard-pressed to find someone to do it more inexpensively, and then I doubt I would have gotten the level of craftsmanship I did. I simply could not be more happy with how it turned out, and I'm so glad I have a chair I can pass down to my own kids and grandkids.
