My Upholstery Guys · Fort Worth, TX · All RV Types
RV Upholstery
Near Me
Dinette cushions, captain's chairs, jackknife sofas, sofa sleepers, sleeping area foam, and full interior restoration. Class A, B, and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, and travel trailers — all handled in-shop at 6925 E Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth.
RV Interior Restoration in Fort Worth
RV Upholstery in Fort Worth —
Restore the Interior, Not Just the Covers
Most RV upholstery fails at the foam layer, not the fabric layer. Re-covering worn cushions without addressing the foam underneath produces the same result in a fraction of the time. We do the full job.
Why RV Upholstery Fails — and What Actually Fixes It
RV foam is typically low-density — compressed quickly under regular use and often accelerated by the weight of passengers using dinette and sofa cushions as sleeping surfaces. When an RV cushion feels flat, the foam is gone. Re-covering it without replacing the foam just wraps a dead cushion in new fabric — our guide on RV upholstery repair: when to recover, when to replace the foam, and when to do both covers how to read what your cushions actually need. We replace the foam with density appropriate to the application and re-cover from there. The result feels different from day one.
What to Bring In vs. What Stays in the RV
Loose cushions and removable seat pads can be pulled and brought without the RV — faster and easier for most dinette and sleeping area work. Captain's chairs bolted to the floor require the RV to come in. Call (817) 623-0589 first and we'll tell you exactly what's needed. Similar material standards apply to both our auto upholstery and residential furniture upholstery — all of it in-shop at East Lancaster Ave.
All RV Types — Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels, Travel Trailers
We work on Class A, B, and C motorhomes, fifth wheel interiors, and travel trailer seating. The interior surfaces are similar across all RV types — dinette seating, front captain's chairs, mid-coach sofas, and rear sleeping area cushions. Larger motorhomes have more surface area, but the work is the same. We assess the whole interior at once and give you a quote covering all surfaces you want addressed.
In-shop at 6925 E Lancaster Ave, Suite B, Fort Worth TX 76112. Mon–Fri 7AM–5PM, Sat 7AM–4PM. Call (817) 623-0589 to describe the project or confirm what to bring before making the trip.
What We Work On
RV Upholstery Services —
Every Interior Surface We Restore
From single cushion sets to full interior restorations — here's what each service covers and what's typically involved.
Dinette Cushion Replacement
Bench and booth-style dinette cushions are the most replaced item in any RV interior. We strip the old cover, replace the foam with appropriate-density stock, and re-cover in a material that cleans easily and resists the moisture that accumulates in an RV environment. Most dinette sets: 3–5 business days.
Captain's Chair Reupholstery
Front captain's chairs in Class A and C motorhomes wear heavily — driver and co-pilot seats see more hours than any other surface in the coach. We reupholster the seat bolsters, back panels, and headrests. The RV needs to come in for captain's chair work since the seats are typically floor-mounted.
Jackknife Sofa & Sofa Sleeper
The jackknife sofa is the most common mid-coach seating in travel trailers and fifth wheels. We recover the seating and back cushions and replace the foam — particularly important on sofas used as sleeping surfaces, where foam density selection affects both sit comfort and sleep support.
Sleeping Area Foam
Rear bedroom and over-cab sleeping areas in motorhomes use foam mattresses that compress and develop permanent indentations over time. We replace with high-density foam cut to the exact RV mattress size — commonly non-standard dimensions that can't be sourced off the shelf. Custom-cut foam available in multiple density profiles.
Built-In Furniture & Storage Seat
Many RVs have built-in storage benches, side-facing couches, and fold-down seat surfaces along the walls. We cover these surfaces with matched materials to keep the interior visually cohesive — particularly important on older RVs where the original fabric has faded or been replaced piecemeal.
Full Interior Restoration
For older RVs where the entire interior needs attention — dinette, sofa, chairs, and sleeping areas all addressed in one project. We assess all surfaces at once and quote the full scope. Tackling everything at the same time is more efficient and ensures materials coordinate across the interior.
The Foam Problem
Why Foam Replacement Changes
Everything in an RV Interior
Most RV owners replace the covers. Most RV owners are disappointed six months later. Here's why foam is the real issue — and how we approach it.
Stock RV Foam Is Low Density
RV manufacturers use lightweight foam — often in the 1.5 lb density range — to keep coach weight down. This foam has a short service life under regular use. A dinette seat used by a family on weekend trips may need foam replacement in 3–5 years. A sofa used as a sleeping surface every night fails faster. When you sit on a flat cushion in an RV, the foam is gone — the cover is usually fine.
We Match Foam to the Application
Seat foam and sleeping foam have different requirements. Seating needs higher density for durability and firmness under active use. Sleeping surfaces need a foam profile that supports body weight without pressure points. We don't use one density for everything — we specify foam based on how that surface will be used, and we replace it with stock that will last significantly longer than the OEM product.
Custom Sizes Are Standard for Us
RV cushions are almost never standard sizes — they're cut to fit the specific RV's floor plan, with angled corners, irregular dimensions, and varying thicknesses across different surfaces. We cut foam to the exact size of your cushion. If you've ever tried to source replacement foam online and found nothing that fits, this is why. We handle custom sizing on every project.
Moisture and Mildew Considerations
RVs accumulate moisture — especially in storage. Open-cell foam absorbs and holds moisture, which promotes mildew over time and accelerates foam breakdown. For RVs that sit in storage for extended periods, we recommend closed-cell or moisture-resistant foam in high-exposure areas. This is particularly relevant for sleeping surfaces and low-lying cushions in travel trailers without full-time climate control.
Bottom line: new fabric over old foam produces a cushion that looks better but feels the same. We replace the foam as part of the covering process — or we can do foam-only replacement if the cover is still serviceable. Call (817) 623-0589 to describe what you're seeing and we'll tell you what makes sense.
How It Works
RV Upholstery Restoration —
Fort Worth In-Shop Process
Bring the cushions in, or bring the whole RV. Here's what happens from first call to pickup.
Call First
Call (817) 623-0589 to describe what needs work. We'll tell you whether to bring the cushions or the whole RV, what to expect on timeline, and whether we have the materials in stock for your project. For full interior restorations, a photo walkthrough helps us prepare the right materials before your drop-off.
Assessment & Material Selection
We inspect each surface — cover condition, foam density and condition, backing and construction. We recommend foam replacements where needed and walk you through fabric or vinyl options. For full interior projects, we help you choose a material that looks cohesive across all surfaces. Written quote before any work starts.
In-Shop Work
Foam replacement, cutting, sewing, and reassembly all happen in-shop at our Fort Worth upholstery shop. For captain's chair work requiring the RV on-site, we schedule the work for a specific window so you're not without your coach for more time than necessary. We don't outsource any part of the project.
Pickup & Care Notes
Pickup on the confirmed date. We walk you through the finished work and give you care instructions — particularly how to clean the fabric and what moisture management practices extend the life of the foam. Dinette sets typically take 3–5 business days. Full interior restorations are quoted with specific timelines based on scope.
Common Questions
RV Upholstery FAQ —
Fort Worth
What RV upholstery services does My Upholstery Guys offer?
We offer RV dinette cushion replacement, captain's chair reupholstery, jackknife sofa and sofa sleeper restoration, sleeping area foam replacement, built-in furniture recovering, and full RV interior restoration. We work on Class A, B, and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, and travel trailers. All work is done in-shop at 6925 E Lancaster Ave, Suite B, Fort Worth. Call (817) 623-0589 to describe the project before bringing the RV in.
Do I need to bring my whole RV in, or just the cushions?
It depends on what needs work. Loose cushions and removable seat pads can often be pulled and brought in without the RV. Captain's chairs bolted to the floor require the RV to come in. Dinette cushions on most RVs lift out easily. Call (817) 623-0589 to describe what needs attention and we'll tell you exactly what to bring.
What materials do you use for RV upholstery?
Material selection depends on how the surface is used. High-contact seating like captain's chairs and dinettes works best in performance vinyl or durable fabric — materials that resist staining, clean easily, and don't pile or snag. Sleeping areas can use fabric or a softer vinyl. We help you choose materials that balance comfort, durability, and cleanability for the RV environment — particularly important since RV interiors accumulate moisture over time.
How long does RV upholstery restoration take?
Dinette cushion replacement typically takes 3–5 business days. Captain's chair reupholstery takes 3–5 days as well. Full interior restorations covering multiple seating areas take 1–3 weeks depending on scope and material sourcing. We give you a real estimate at the quote stage — not a vague range.
Can you match the original fabric or vinyl in my RV?
We can often source a close match to your original fabric or vinyl — especially for common RV upholstery patterns from major manufacturers. For older RVs where the original is discontinued, we help you find a complementary option that works with the existing color scheme. Bring in a cushion section and we'll match from there. For full interior projects, we typically replace all surfaces in a coordinated material so everything looks intentional rather than patched.
Can you replace the foam in my RV's dinette cushions or sofa?
Yes — foam replacement is one of the most common requests we get for RVs. RV foam is typically low-density and compresses quickly. We replace it with higher-density foam specified to the application — firmer for seat use, softer for sleeping areas. New foam changes the feel of an RV interior significantly and is often more impactful than the fabric work alone. Custom sizes cut to your exact cushion dimensions.
RV Upholstery Service Area
Fort Worth RV Upholstery —
Serving DFW and Beyond
Our RV upholstery shop is at 6925 E Lancaster Ave, Suite B in Fort Worth. RV owners bring coaches and cushions from across the DFW metroplex and surrounding areas. Call first so we can plan for your arrival.
Fort Worth RV Upholstery
Call First — Then Bring It In
Describe the project over the phone so we can confirm what to bring and whether we have the right materials in stock. No charge for the assessment. Written quote before any work starts.
Mon–Fri 7AM–5PM · Sat 7AM–4PM · Sun Closed
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