Download our free, printable PDF price sheet and see national averages, hourly labor rates, and pro tips—all in one page. Below you’ll find the key numbers, what really drives them up or down, and why listing a finished flip on…
A fresh coat of paint can turn a worn dresser into a showpiece—and the average furniture painting cost sits between $200 and $500 per item in 2025, according to Airtasker’s latest nationwide data. National averages Service Low Typical High Standard…
Upgrading a family table costs far less than buying new—and dining table refinishing cost averages between $250 and $800 nationwide, depending on size, damage, and finish. Pros often bill $40 – $100 an hour, while DIYers can save hundreds and…
The typical furniture refinishing cost in the U S runs $106 – $274 per piece, averaging $184, but wide swings appear once you factor in size, finish, labor rates, and antiques. HomeAdvisor Dining‐table jobs often climb past $400 while a…
Kicking off a small furniture‑upcycling business is cheap, planet‑friendly, and profitable. Industry reports put U.S. restoration revenue at about $1.8 billion a year, while the wider resale boom is speeding toward a 17 % CAGR through 2035. Why the market is hot Tiny‑budget startup costs Item…
Upholstery business owners mix craft and care to earn solid income while saving old furniture from landfills. A clear plan, fair prices, and smart marketing keep profits healthy—even for small, home‑based shops. Below is a quick, step‑by‑step guide that shows…
Reupholstering a leather couch typically costs $1,000–$4,000, often 40 – 60 % less than buying a comparable new leather sofa. A quality redo can extend a frame’s life 15–25 years and keeps one more bulky item out of the 12 million‑ton annual furniture waste…
Reupholstering means pull off old fabric, fix foam, and staple on new cloth. A weekend of work can save you $1,000 and keep a sofa out of the dump. Tools and stuff you need Tool Why it matters Heavy‑duty staple gun…
Short answer first: Reupholstering a couch usually costs $600 – $4 000. The price jumps with bigger pieces, pricey fabric, tough shapes, or leather. DIY cuts labor, but materials still run $200 – $900. Read on for a clear cost chart, quick money‑savers, and links to…
Where to sell handmade furniture can feel like a puzzle—so here’s exactly where you’ll find buyers who love your work and pay what it’s worth. Ready for more sales? Join our makers directory → Quick comparison of top marketplaces Place Fees…