Auto upholstery shops
Every shop here is listed by the interior work it says it takes on, from headliners and convertible tops to a classic rebuilt from the floor up.
What these shops take on
Counted across every shop listed, from what each one says on its own site.
- seat reupholstery24Florida15California9
- headliners20Florida13California7
- door panels20Florida12California8
- convertible tops18Florida11California7
- classic and vintage18Florida9California9
- carpet and flooring17Florida11California6
- custom interiors16Florida10California6
- marine and boat16Florida13California3
- dashboards and consoles10Florida6California4
- rv8Florida7California1
- truck and suv8Florida6California2
- sunroofs7Florida6California1
Where the shops are
Busiest cities
Before you book
- What auto upholstery costs in CaliforniaNot one of the 25 auto trim shops listed here publishes a price. Here is what the trade charges, who the figures actually come from, and why the estimate is the only number that binds.
- Convertible top replacement: what it costs and what actually failsThe fabric is the cheap part. The frame, the mechanism, the drains and the rear window are what decide the bill, and only some shops will touch all four.
- Sagging headliner: why glue never fixes itThe fabric is not what failed. A layer of foam behind it has turned to powder, which is why pins and spray adhesive buy you a season at most.
- Twelve questions to ask an auto trim shopBuilt from what 25 California auto upholstery shops publish about themselves, and more usefully, from the things every one of them leaves out.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to reupholster car seats?
- A single car seat runs roughly $350 to $1,500 depending on material and whether the foam is replaced, and a full interior $1,500 to $4,500 at a professional shop. Pulling the seats out and refitting them is often billed separately at $50 to $150 a seat. No auto trim shop listed here publishes a price, so treat any figure as a planning number. Full guide.
- How much does it cost to replace a convertible top?
- A professionally installed soft top usually runs $1,200 to $3,000, rising past $3,000 on a luxury car or where the frame, seals or rear window need work. Labour alone is commonly $500 to $1,200, and fitting takes about five to eight hours once the car is in the shop. Frame and drainage problems, not the fabric, are what push a quote up. Full guide.
- Can a sagging headliner be repaired, or does it need replacing?
- A sagging headliner almost always needs replacing rather than repairing, because the failure is in a foam layer bonded behind the fabric that has broken down with heat and turned to powder. Glue and pins have nothing solid to hold to. A professional replacement typically runs $500 to $1,000, more for suede or vinyl, and the board usually has to come out of the car. Full guide.
- What should I ask an auto upholstery shop before booking?
- Ask what the quote excludes, what happens if the foam or frame is gone, whether the shop has done your specific model, who removes and refits the parts, and how long the job takes including the queue. Ask about airbags in any seat being recovered. Those separate a shop that has looked at your car from one quoting a habit. Full guide.
25 shops across 21 cities in 2 states. All checked since 01 September 2026. How this site is built.