Recommend a furniture repair (mobile?) place

[pheoxs]

I have a sectional that's in great shape but the chaise has started sagging backwards slowly (it manually reclines). It started after the last move so guessing either a nut came loose or a spring needs to be replaced. It's in great shape otherwise, no rips, super comfy, and was pretty expensive so hoping I can get it fixed somehow.

Can anyone recommend a furniture repair place? Either someone to come and do it onside (preferred) or a place I can bring it to? Guessing to someone that knows what they're doing its a 30 min fix but chances are I'll just break it myself.

[MPowered]

CR Techniques https://www.crtechniques.ca/ is mobile.

We have used them in the past with great success.

[pheoxs]

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CR Techniques https://www.crtechniques.ca/ is mobile.

We have used them in the past with great success.

Thanks, I think they only do upholstery though, not the actual mechanical/recliner portion? That's what I've been running into with searching for places.

[darthVWader]

Andes refurbishing. Former CR guy and does great work for less $$$$. He is mobile.

[MPowered]

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Thanks, I think they only do upholstery though, not the actual mechanical/recliner portion? That's what I've been running into with searching for places.

We had a sectional that had the underneath support frame sagging as well. They came and took it apart and adjusted the frame. Worked perfect. Give them a call.

[revelations]

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Thanks, I think they only do upholstery though, not the actual mechanical/recliner portion? That's what I've been running into with searching for places.

For mechanical type furniture repairs, contact Chad at [email protected] - he knows the industry.