Family-owned craftsmanship for cars, boats, work trucks and furniture across Salem, Keizer and the Mid-Willamette Valley. From a single torn seat to a full interior — matched, rebuilt and made to last.
“There aren't many upholstery shops left — and none in Salem have been at it as long as we have.”
Since 1945, Commercial Seat Cover has restored and rebuilt the seats Oregon depends on. We match original materials, colors and patterns so your repair looks like it was always meant to be there — whether it's a daily driver, a ski boat, a work-truck fleet or an heirloom chair.
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From quick repairs to full recoveries — cars, boats, commercial vehicles and furniture.
Fix tears, burns and worn bolsters without replacing the whole seat.
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Complete reupholstery with new materials matched to your original.
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Water- and UV-resistant marine seating built for Oregon water.
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Durable seating for vans, buses and work trucks — minimal downtime.
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Headliners, panels, convertible tops and classic-car interiors.
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Antique and modern furniture brought back to life, stitch by stitch.
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“They replaced the badly worn fabric and foam and did it all for a very fair price. I feel like I'm driving a new van! My only regret is that I didn't visit them sooner. My commute just got a whole lot better thanks to Commercial Seat Cover!”
“My wife and I had the seats and interior panels of her Fiat 500 replaced here recently and were extremely pleased. Their work was outstanding and completed in the two days they promised. The price was right on the estimate. We'd recommend this fine little shop to anyone needing upholstery work done!”
“They made two repairs on the interior ceiling lining of my Chevy Tahoe. They did a great job! Very reasonably priced and were able to fix it while I waited. Very nice people and I highly recommend.”
Our shop on Commercial Street NE has served Marion and Polk County drivers, boaters and businesses for three generations. Stop in, or reach out and we'll get you a quote.
Call the shop or request a free estimate — we'll tell you honestly what it needs.
