Reupholstery and Furniture Repair

NAICS Code 811420 covers reupholstery and furniture repair services, encompassing a wide range of restoration, refurbishment, and maintenance activities for various types of furniture across government and commercial sectors. These services include reupholstering chairs, benches, pews, and other seating; refinishing wooden furniture; replacing fabric, foam, and structural components; and performing specialized restoration on antique or historically significant pieces. The work typically involves careful dismantling, fabric selection, precise reupholstering techniques, and reinstallation of furniture to maintain or enhance its original condition and functionality.

Federal contract awards under this NAICS code demonstrate diverse applications across government agencies, with contract values ranging from approximately $2,500 to $1.1 million. The Department of Navy, Army, Veterans Affairs, and State Department are frequent users of these services, often setting aside contracts for small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, and woman-owned small businesses. Common places of performance include military bases in the United States and overseas, federal buildings, national parks, embassies, and veterans' facilities. Recurring contractors include Navigational Services, World TECH, Lifurs, and Dasanfurs Co.ltd, who primarily provide furniture repair, reupholstering, and maintenance services for government installations.

Recent federal contract opportunities focus on specific furniture restoration projects across various agencies. The U.S. Air Force solicited reupholstery services for chapel furniture at Maxwell Air Force Base and Langley-Eustis, while the National Park Service sought contractors to restore antique Rococo Revival furniture at Petersburg National Battlefield. The Department of Veterans Affairs and General Services Administration have posted opportunities for reupholstering wall panels, courtroom benches, and other specialized furniture items. These opportunities consistently emphasize small business participation, precise technical requirements, and the need for contractors with specialized skills in fabric selection, furniture dismantling, and professional restoration techniques.