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Joanne D
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2025
06 Oct 2025, 16:11
TERRIBLE!
Used them in August'25 to fix & re-stuff a leather couch cushion, which went well, but a dissapointment & stressful experience when they refurbed our leather lazyboy. They promise 3-5 days on all their ads, it took close to a month! Quote changes, lies, rudeness and final job with different leather shades & terrible stitching. Avoid using unless you want stress & dissapointment!
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24 Dec 2025, 16:28Hi Joanne,Our doors are always open to business and leather restoration projects. That said, in 12 years of operation, I have never refused to work on a client’s couch without good reason.You were clearly informed from the outset that a full leather recover requires between 7–14 working days. This timeline was communicated upfront and agreed to.Unfortunately, during this process:
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- You threatened physical harm toward staff members, which is completely unacceptable under any circumstances.
- You left the project mid-process and later returned with the expectation of immediate priority, as though you were our only client.
- We sent you personal leather swatches and leather care products, which you subsequently refused to pay for, despite receiving them.
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LEATHERTECH's reply24 Dec 2025, 16:28
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Hi Joanne,Our doors are always open to business and leather restoration projects. That said, in 12 years of operation, I have never refused to work on a client’s couch without good reason.You were clearly informed from the outset that a full leather recover requires between 7–14 working days. This timeline was communicated upfront and agreed to.Unfortunately, during this process:
LeatherTech
- You threatened physical harm toward staff members, which is completely unacceptable under any circumstances.
- You left the project mid-process and later returned with the expectation of immediate priority, as though you were our only client.
- We sent you personal leather swatches and leather care products, which you subsequently refused to pay for, despite receiving them.
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