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Boat bench seats recovered in white marine vinyl on a center console

Boat Seat Upholstery Cost

Reupholstering boat seats in South Florida runs from $200 per cushion, $500 per helm seat and $2,400 per center console.

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    Packages

    Packages by boat

    Final quote after we see your photos. Full seating set per boat.

    LengthBasicPremiumUltra
    Center console
    20 to 27 ft from $2,400from $4,300from $7,150
    28 to 36 ft from $4,100from $7,400from $12,350
    37 to 45 ft from $6,050from $10,850from $18,100
    Sport boat
    18 to 22 ft from $3,000from $5,400from $9,000
    23 to 26 ft from $3,550from $6,400from $10,650
    27 to 32 ft from $4,500from $8,050from $13,450
    Express cruiser
    28 to 34 ft from $4,000from $7,150from $11,950
    35 to 42 ft from $5,750from $10,350from $17,300
    43 to 50 ft from $7,550from $13,600from $22,700
    Flybridge yacht
    40 to 50 ft from $7,150from $12,900from $21,500
    51 to 65 ft from $9,850from $17,700from $29,500
    66 to 80 ft from $13,800from $24,900from $41,450
    Jet ski
    Any length from $350from $600from $900

    Price your boat

    How much does it cost to reupholster boat seats?

    In South Florida, recovering a boat seat cushion costs from $200, a bolster from $180 and a helm or captain's chair from $500, with new quick-dry foam from $75 per cushion.

    Prices per item

    ItemUnitFrom
    Bench or seat cushion, recoveredper cushion$200
    Bolster, recoveredper bolster$180
    Helm or captain's chairper seat$500
    Sunpad or bow cushion setper set$400
    Backrest or coaming padper piece$150
    New quick-dry foamper cushion$75
    New plastic seat baseper seat$60

    How to read these prices

    South Florida prices per unit. Your exact quote comes from your photos.

    What moves the price

    • Foam and boards under the vinyl
    • Material grade and clear vinyl gauge
    • Piping, stitch pattern and removal work

    Recover, replace or do it yourself

    Recovering keeps the shape and fit of seats built for your boat. From $200 per cushion and $500 per helm seat, recovering pays off when the base is sound and the foam is dry.

    A new stock seat can cost less than recovering a small bench or pedestal seat, and it comes with new foam and a new base. Molded, curved and custom seats rarely have a stock match, so recovering is often the only way to keep the original look.

    Flat cushions are a fair DIY job with outdoor seating vinyl, UV-rated thread and a staple gun. Pleats, piping and curved helm seats need patterns and a walking-foot machine, and a failed first try means buying the vinyl twice.

    Questions

    Questions boat owners ask

    Is it cheaper to reupholster or buy new boat seats?

    For molded and custom seats, recovering is usually cheaper than a new seat of the same shape. For small stock seats a new seat can cost less. Recovering a cushion starts from $200.

    How much does it cost to repair boat seats?

    One torn panel or seam costs less than a full recover. A full recover starts from $200 per cushion and $180 per bolster.

    Why is boat upholstery so expensive?

    Each seat is patterned from your boat, sewn from outdoor-rated vinyl and thread and fitted on board, often with new foam and a new base. A helm seat starts from $500.

    How much does new foam add?

    New quick-dry foam starts from $75 per cushion. We replace it only when yours holds water or has collapsed.

    Can you redo just one seat to match the rest?

    Yes. One seat or one panel can be redone, and we bring vinyl swatches to get the color close. It is priced per item, from $200 per cushion.

    How much does upholstery typically cost?

    Boat upholstery is priced per piece. A recovered cushion starts from $200, a sunpad set from $400 and a helm seat from $500, and a full seating set for a 20 to 27 ft center console from $2,400.

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