If you’re searching patio furniture repair cost in South Florida, you’re probably staring at faded frames, torn slings, broken straps, or flat cushions and asking the same question: “Is repair worth it—or should I replace everything?”
The short answer: if your frames are solid—especially aluminum or commercial-grade pieces—repair is often the smartest value (and usually faster than waiting for new furniture lead times). Beach & Patio Outdoor Living in Pompano Beach restores outdoor furniture with services like refinishing, re-strapping, re-slinging, custom cushions, and umbrella repair, serving homeowners, HOAs, and commercial properties across South Florida.
Quick answer (featured-snippet style)
In South Florida, patio furniture repair typically ranges from about $50–$155 per piece for sling/strap repairs, and $100–$500 per item for powder-coating (refinishing) depending on the size of the piece, prep work (like sandblasting), and finish choice. A full set repair (for example 6 chairs + 2 chaises) often lands in the mid-hundreds to low-thousands, depending on how many components you restore (frames + slings/straps + cushions).
Typical price ranges by service (what most people want to know)
1) Re-strapping (vinyl strap replacement)
A common strap repair range is about $85–$145 per piece for standard strap chairs/recliners/chaises depending on the wrapping style. Example published price ranges show:
- Single-wrap straps: chairs ~$85, recliners ~$95, chaises ~$135
- Double-wrap straps: chairs ~$95, recliners ~$115, chaises ~$145 Patio Help LLC
What changes the price in South Florida: strap pattern (cross-weave costs more), hardware/clips, number of straps, and whether the frame needs refinishing first.
➡️ If your straps are brittle, stretched, or snapping, start here: Re-strapping Service (internal link) and request a quote with photos.
2) Re-slinging (sling fabric replacement)
For sling chairs, published service price lists show examples like:
- Single sling chair: ~$95
- Two-sling chair: ~$115
- Chaise lounge (two slings): ~$155
Other installers list lower price points (example: ~$68 for a one-sling chair), which is why your exact quote depends on sling type, attachment style, and fabric selection.
South Florida cost drivers: sling style, premium fabric choices, hardware, and whether you’re matching an entire set for a uniform look.
➡️ If your sling is torn, sagging, or sun-rotted, check Re-slinging Service
3) Frame refinishing (sandblasting + powder coating)
Refinishing is where outdoor furniture can go from “chalky and tired” to “like-new.”
Typical consumer-facing ranges show $100–$500 per item for patio furniture powder coating depending on prep, size, and finish type.
Some powder coaters also publish itemized examples (for instance, an aluminum chair ~$50 and an adjustable chaise ~$125 in one shop’s estimate list), showing how per-piece pricing can vary by shop and region.
What changes your refinishing quote most:
- Rust/corrosion level and how much prep is needed
- Whether you’re changing color (and if it’s specialty)
- Quantity (sets often price better per piece)
Beach & Patio notes their frames and finishing process emphasize durability (sandblasting + powder coating) and commercial-grade builds, which is a big reason refinishing can be a strong ROI in Florida conditions.
➡️ If your frames are faded, chipped, or peeling, start with Refinishing Service.
4) Custom cushion replacement (materials + sizing matter)
Cushions vary the most because size, foam, fabric, and details (piping, zippers, ties) all affect pricing.
Beach & Patio offers custom cushion services, including replacement and fabric upgrades, with options like Sunbrella and measurement support at their showroom.
➡️ If you want the fastest accurate pricing, send photos + measurements and request a quote:
Quote Request: https://beachandpatio.com/quote-request
Repair vs replace: the “money math” homeowners should use
A simple rule of thumb:
Repair is usually worth it when:
- The frames are sturdy (especially aluminum/commercial-grade)
- The damage is mostly fabric/finish (slings, straps, cushions, peeling paint)
- You want a consistent look across a patio, pool deck, or lanai Beach & Patio Outdoor Living+1
Replace is usually better when:
- Frames are bent, cracked, or unsafe
- The set is low-quality and failing structurally
Local factors that affect patio furniture repair cost in South Florida
When you compare quotes, you’ll usually see differences because of:
- Salt + sun exposure (more prep needed)
- Finish expectations (commercial-grade vs quick cosmetic fix)
- Matching sets (color/fabric continuity)
- Pickup/delivery logistics (especially for larger sets)
- Timeline/season (high demand periods can affect scheduling)
Beach & Patio serves homeowners, HOAs, and commercial properties across South Florida (including Pompano Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and surrounding areas).
How to get an accurate quote (fast)
To price your project accurately, send:
- Photos of each piece (front + back + close-ups of damage)
- Count of items (chairs, chaises, tables, ottomans)
- Which services you want (refinish, re-strap, re-sling, cushions)
- Your city (for logistics)
Beach & Patio Outdoor Living
2750 NE 4th Ave, Pompano Beach, FL 33064 • (954) 933-5666
Request a quote: https://beachandpatio.com/quote-request/
Patio Furniture Repair in South Florida — FAQs
Straight answers for homeowners, HOAs, and hotels comparing repair vs. replacement—plus what impacts pricing, timelines, and durability in Florida weather.
1 What affects patio furniture repair cost in South Florida?
2 Is it better to repair or replace patio furniture?
3 Can patio sling chairs be repaired?
4 What’s included in refinishing or powder coating?
5 How do I choose the best fabric for Florida outdoor cushions?
6 How long does patio furniture repair usually take?
7 Do HOAs, hotels, and resorts usually repair or replace outdoor furniture?
8 What should I send to get an accurate quote?
