New carpet changes the whole cab
Stained, faded or torn carpet makes even a clean truck feel old. Replacing it means taking out the seats and console, pulling the old carpet and padding, and fitting new carpet so it follows every contour of the floor.
One customer had complete carpeting installed in a crew cab Silverado while they were at work and said the truck looked like new.
Convertible tops
A leaking or torn soft top lets water into the interior and ruins everything else. Tops are replaced and fitted tight to the frame, including on classics — a customer’s 1986 Alfa Romeo came out “looking better than new,” with trim rivets replaced at the same time.
What’s included
- Full carpet replacement for trucks, SUVs and cars.
- Seats, console and trim removed and refitted.
- Convertible top replacement and fitting.
- Small trim repairs found along the way.
The process
- Strip the floorSeats, console and trim come out, and the old carpet and padding are removed.
- Fit the new carpetThe carpet is shaped to the floor, then cut around mounts and pedals.
- Refit the interiorEverything goes back in tight, with the bolts torqued.
- Final checkSeat travel, doors and trim are all checked before pickup.
