EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing Now Offering Free Estimates
Aug 23, 2016
The EVCO team is inviting homeowners to contact them for a customized in-home consultation, reports www.evcoupholsteryandmfg.com.
Sacramento, CA - August 23, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Sacramento-based EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing has announced that they are now providing free estimates for homeowners who are interested in their upholstery and furniture refinishing services. Upon request, a member of EVCO’s experienced team can come out to a client’s home to discuss their design needs and come up with a pricing estimate that works for their budget. Those who would like to take advantage of these free estimates are invited to contact them by phone.
Ben Cator, a representative of EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing, commented “Homeowners realize that the look of their space determines how they feel in their space. It's such an accomplishment to achieve a design scheme that's congruent with a homeowner's personal style and flair, but many of them find this hard to do simply browsing traditional furniture stores. This is where we come in. Our design team has 37 years of experience in the business and can refinish or provide custom upholstery for just about any furniture item. Now, our free estimates are making it even easier for homeowners to get the exact look they're going for."
EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing has over 4000 fabrics in stock and over 2000 sample books to choose from. No matter which style or service they need, the company can provide them with a free consultation conducted in their home in the very space the homeowner wants to decorate. EVCO is able to offer decorator assistance for every furniture upholstery or refinishing project to ensure that homeowners walk away feeling great about their space.
As Cator goes on to say, “EVCO has been in business for more than six decades, and we’ve been dedicated to exceptional client service every step of the way. Offering free in-home consultations and estimates is just one of the ways that we provide top-notch service and make it easy for our clients to update their design. We look forward to having even more opportunities to use our knowledge and expertise to help homeowners achieve the style they want and create their ideal living spaces.”
About EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing:
EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing is a custom upholstery shop that specializes in both residential and commercial furniture restoration and repair. They also specialize in Antique Restoration as well as custom slip covers for all types of furniture. EVCO also offers refinishing for all different types of furniture, whether it be wood trim, legs, wood tables, dressers, buffets or any other pieces a customer be considering for refinishing. EVCO can accommodate customers for all their custom refinishing and upholstery needs. They have a large selection of the finest fabrics and top-grade materials available to choose from.
For more information, please visit http://www.evcoupholsteryandmfg.com
Contact Info:
Name: Ben Cator
Organization: EVCO Custom Upholstery and Refinishing
Phone: (916) 485-1599
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/evco-custom-upholstery-and-refinishing-now-offering-free-estimates/129089
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