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Locally owned business established over 40 years handling sales, repairs, cleaning and upholstery services with designer fabric selections for draperies, curtains and valances. Most major credit cards accepted.



Valley Vinyl/Pristine Window Films

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Valley Vinyl/Pristine Window Films

4.50(
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Customers say: Quality work
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

We have 2 businesses: Valley Vinyl, a full service upholstery and auto trim shop and Pristine Window Films, So. Oregon's only authorized 3M Window Film Dealer. We have been in continuous operation since 1980. Our focus is to provide top quality products with personal service. We do not believe in "corner-cutting", it only results in long term dissatisfaction. We are fully licensed and insured and are Oregon's only Int'l. Window Film Ass'n certified Solar Control and Safety/Security Film Certified installers. With 30 years of experience, we've pretty much seen it all! CCB# 77586

We have 2 businesses: Valley Vinyl, a full service upholstery and auto trim shop and Pristine Window Films, So. Oregon's only authorized 3M Window Film Dealer. We have been in continuous operation since 1980. Our focus is to provide top quality products with personal service. We do not believe in "corner-cutting", it only results in long term dissatisfaction. We are fully licensed and insured and are Oregon's only Int'l. Window Film Ass'n certified Solar Control and Safety/Security Film Certified installers. With 30 years of experience, we've pretty much seen it all! CCB# 77586




Berger's Table Pad Factory

4.81(
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Berger's Table Pad Factory

4.81(
1,196
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Customers say: True professional
Recommended by 93% of Angi customers
Recommended by 93% of HomeAdvisor customers

Our company was founded by David Berger over thirty years ago and David has been selling table pads direct to the public for over forty years. We know our table pads and we know how to design the perfect fit the very first time.

"price is better other places magnets do not work keeping panels connected"

Stephen F on August 2020

Our company was founded by David Berger over thirty years ago and David has been selling table pads direct to the public for over forty years. We know our table pads and we know how to design the perfect fit the very first time.

"price is better other places magnets do not work keeping panels connected"

Stephen F on August 2020

Upholstering questions, answered by experts

It is usually worth repairing leather furniture, as it tends to retain its value, provided you care for the material. A typical repair for leather furniture will cost about $250, which is significantly more affordable than replacing the furniture entirely. Even if you spend toward the upper end of the typical cost range for a full reupholstering—around $4,000—you’ll still save money over replacing it. Of course, the quality of the leather and the piece of furniture matters. Consult a leather repair professional about whether it’s worth repairing your leather furniture.

Costs depend on fabric choice, furniture size, cushioning, and labor. For significant projects, expect estimates between $350 and $1,200.

Depending on the quality of the leather, this type of upholstery can last anywhere from 5 to 20 years. The more time you invest in the care and protection of the leather, the longer your leather furniture is likely to last.

If your usually super soft couch feels crusty and rough after cleaning, it could be that you haven’t removed the cleaning product properly, you used too much, or you applied the wrong type. Always check the couch tags to select the right cleaning product, read application instructions carefully, and test on an inconspicuous corner. For fabrics such as microfiber, you can soften and fluff crusty fibers using a soft-bristled brush.

It can be cheaper to reupholster a chair or other piece of furniture than to buy a new one, depending on how much it costs to replace. If the chair or couch originally cost less than $300, then reupholstery may not be the cheapest option. However, if the chair is expensive, vintage, or discontinued, reupholstery can be the more affordable option. This is especially true if the piece of furniture is out-of-production or holds sentimental value.

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