Seat Heater Installation
Aftermarket seat heaters installed in cars, trucks, street rods, golf carts, boats, and RVs. Cloth seats welcome.
Discreet switches. Even heat.
Over the last 30 years we have installed seat heaters in just about every kind of seat there is.
Heating elements go in under the existing or new cover. Switches mount in a place that fits your cabin trim, never as a tacked-on aftermarket look.
The easiest time is when the seat is already apart.
A heater goes in under the cover, so it makes sense to add one during other seat work.
If a seat is coming apart for a repair or reupholstery or a cloth-to-leather conversion, adding heat at the same time saves taking the seat apart twice.
Heaters also go into golf cart seats, boat seats, and RV seats.
Heated seat questions, answered.
What people ask most before adding seat heat.
Can heated seats be added to cloth seats?
Yes. Cloth seats are welcome.
What can get aftermarket seat heaters?
Cars, trucks, street rods, golf carts, boats, and RVs.
Where does the switch go?
Switches mount in a place that fits your cabin trim, so they do not look tacked on.
When is the best time to add seat heat?
When the seat is already apart for a repair, a reupholstery, or a leather conversion.
Ready to start?
Call (586) 939-9090 or send a message. Most quotes go out within one business day.
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