Question 1

How much does patio furniture restoration cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the service and piece count. As a guide: sling replacement runs about $95–$185 per chair, re-strapping about $12–$18 per strap, powder coating from about $120 per frame, frame repair from about $85, and custom Sunbrella cushions from about $145 each. Send photos and we return exact pricing, free, usually within one business day.

Question 2

How much does patio sling replacement cost?

Accepted Answer

Most standard dining chairs are about $95 to $185 per chair including fabric and labor. Chaise lounges and wide double slings cost more because they use more fabric. Full sets are quoted as a package.

Question 3

Can you replace torn or sagging patio chair slings?

Accepted Answer

Yes — it is our most common job. We remove the old sling, clean and inspect the rail channels, replace corroded hardware, and install a new sling tensioned to original specification so it does not sag after one season.

Question 4

Do you offer vinyl strap replacement?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We strip cracked, stretched, or broken vinyl straps, replace rivets, clips, and end caps, and install commercial-grade strapping in dozens of colors, including two-tone and basket-weave patterns.

Question 5

Is powder coating better than spray painting patio furniture?

Accepted Answer

Considerably. Powder coating is electrostatically applied and oven-cured into a hard shell that resists chipping, chlorine, salt air, and UV. Spray paint is a surface film that typically fails within one or two Los Angeles summers.

Question 6

Do you make custom outdoor cushions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We measure your actual frames and sew cushions in Sunbrella and other marine-grade fabrics, with quick-dry or high-density foam cores. We also make replacement covers only when your existing foam is still in good shape.

Question 7

Can you restore Brown Jordan or other premium patio furniture?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Brown Jordan, Tropitone, Woodard, Mallin, Hanamint, Castelle, Winston, Telescope Casual, and Lloyd Flanders pieces are restored regularly, with original-spec finishes and fabricated parts when a component is discontinued.

Question 8

Do you offer pickup and delivery?

Accepted Answer

Yes, pickup and delivery are available across the Los Angeles area and much of Southern California. Availability and scheduling depend on project size and location, and you are always welcome to drop furniture off at our Burbank shop instead.

Question 9

How long does patio furniture restoration take?

Accepted Answer

Re-strapping is typically 3–7 business days, sling replacement 5–10 business days, frame restoration 1–3 weeks, and powder coating 2–3 weeks because blasting, coating, and curing are separate stages. We confirm the schedule before any work begins.

Question 10

Can I send photos for a free quote?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is the fastest way to get pricing. Text or upload photos of each piece, plus close-ups of the damaged areas, and we reply with a clear estimate — usually within one business day.

Question 11

Do you serve Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are located in Burbank and serve Glendale, Pasadena, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, Encino, North Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Calabasas, Westlake Village, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach, and surrounding communities.

Question 12

Should I restore or replace my patio furniture?

Accepted Answer

If the frame is sound, restoration is almost always the better value. Quality outdoor frames outlast several sets of slings, straps, and cushions, and restoring one typically costs a fraction of comparable new furniture. Send photos and we will tell you honestly when a piece is not worth restoring.

Question 13

What does Pacific Patio Furniture Restoration do?

Accepted Answer

Pacific Patio Furniture Restoration repairs and restores outdoor patio furniture, including sling replacement, vinyl strap replacement, powder coating, metal frame restoration, and custom outdoor cushions. The company is located in Burbank, California and serves Los Angeles and surrounding Southern California communities. Customers can send photos to request a free estimate.

Question 14

What types of outdoor furniture can be restored?

Accepted Answer

Aluminum, wrought iron, steel, and cast metal patio furniture, sling chairs and chaise lounges, vinyl strap furniture, deep-seating sets, dining sets, daybeds, gliders, and most designer and imported outdoor lines. If the frame is structurally sound, it can almost always be restored.

Question 15

Do you work with designers, hotels, apartments, and property managers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We handle residential and commercial projects, including interior and landscape designers, hotels, apartment communities, HOAs, restaurants, country clubs, and property managers. Large sets are staged so shared outdoor areas stay usable while furniture cycles through the shop.

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