Don’t Replace It
Re-Cushion It
New foam & cushions in Santa Rosa & Sonoma County
Older, better-built furniture is worth saving. The frame usually outlasts everything else — it’s the foam, the springs, or the deck under the cushions that gives out first. Rather than buying a replacement, we rebuild what needs rebuilding — new foam, re-tied springs, reinforced decking — so your couch feels supportive and looks full again, for a fraction of the cost of a new one. It’s the same piece you already own, brought back to comfortable.
Rebuilding is often simple: premium high-density foam cut to your covers, springs re-tied where they’ve loosened, decking reinforced if it’s worn — so the couch you already own feels supportive and looks full again, no replacement required.
Signs It’s Time to Rebuild
Sagging · Loose · Uncomfortable
If your couch sags when you sit, the cushions look flattened or misshapen, the seat feels loose underneath, or you’ve simply lost support and comfort, it’s rarely time for a new couch. It could be worn foam, loosened springs, or a soft deck under the cushions — each of which can be rebuilt. We handle foam replacement, spring re-tying, deck reinforcement, sofa seat-cushion rebuilding, back-cushion refilling, and custom-cut high-density foam fitted to your existing covers.
Why Re-Cushion Instead of Replacing
Restore · Save · Extend
A new couch runs anywhere from $3,000 to $6,000+. Rebuilding — new foam, re-tied springs, reinforced decking, whatever the piece actually needs — restores the comfort and support you’ve been missing, extends the life of furniture worth keeping, and saves you thousands. It works for sofas, sectionals, loveseats, chairs, RV seating, boat cushions, and window seats.