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AUTOMOTIVE HEADLINER REPLACEMENT

Replacing a sagging or damaged headliner is a meticulous task that requires precision and care.  The vehicle's interior receives an immediate uplift, resolving the sagging issue and providing a clean, new look to the cabin.
Aftermarket Headliner Replacement Pricing

We strive to offer transparent pricing that reflects the quality and expertise of our services. Here’s a breakdown of the cost of our aftermarket headliner replacement:

  • Standard Solid Headliners: Starting from $475
  • Headliners with Moon-Roofs or Sliders: Prices can go up to $575 - $675

Factors Influencing Pricing:
  1. Size of the Headliner: The larger the headliner, the more material and work required, affecting the overall cost.
  2. Special Features: Vehicles equipped with moon-roofs or sliders require more intricate detailing, hence might be priced higher.

Remember, these are general estimates. For an exact quote tailored to your vehicle's specifics, we recommend requesting a quote >>>>

Here's a step-by-step breakdown of our process:

Interior Removal: Begin by removing interior components that are attached to or obstruct the headliner. This usually includes sun visors, dome lights, grab handles, clothes hooks, and sometimes the A, B, or C pillar trim panels.

Headliner Removal: Carefully detach the sagging headliner board from the roof. Depending on the vehicle, it might slide out through the passenger door or might need the front seats to be reclined fully.

Old Material Removal: Once the board is out, peel off the old fabric and adhesive. It's crucial to remove as much of the old adhesive as possible for the new material to stick effectively.

Choosing the Right Material: Ensure you have the right type of headliner fabric, which is typically foam-backed, to replace the old one.

Applying Adhesive: Lay the headliner board on a flat, clean surface. Spray both the board and the back of the new headliner fabric with a suitable adhesive. It's essential to use an adhesive designed for headliner material since it needs to withstand temperature changes without letting go.

Attaching New Material: Carefully lay the fabric onto the board, starting from the center and working your way out to the edges, ensuring there are no wrinkles or bubbles. Trim any excess material around the edges.

Re-Installation: Slide the headliner board back into the vehicle, ensuring it fits correctly. It's crucial to handle the board gently to avoid any damage.

Reattach Interior Components: Reinstall all the components you removed earlier, like the sun visors, dome lights, and trim panels, ensuring they're securely fastened.

Inspection: Check the newly installed headliner to ensure it's taut and free from any sagging or wrinkles.

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