Services and Pricing

Crew Orders and Repairs

$40/ Hour

  • Fire packs and line gear

  • Tents, tent poles, shelters, and sleeping bags

  • Technical clothing and workwear

  • Pack straps, webbing, buckles, and hardware

  • Zippers and zipper sliders

  • Patches, reinforcement, and blown-out seams ( Nomex patches and thread available)

  • Seam sealing and waterproofing repairs

  • Bladder bags and other field gear

  • Camp chairs and assorted soft goods

  • CUSTOM PIECES and MORE!

How It Works

Batch Orders

For fire crews, trail crews, sports teams, ect - the closest thing I can offer to a “bulk discount” is to lump all of your work together and bill hourly rather than by individual service. This can save you some money while still making sure I’m paid fairly for the time involved.

if possible, before the end of your season:

  • Identify the gear that needs repair.

  • Clean, flag, and label each item with your name/crew and any relevant repair notes.

  • Contact me to coordinate drop-off or pickup.

If you’re not local or don’t plan to drop your gear off in Twisp, email info@garagehouse.org to discuss options. It’s often possible to coordinate gear handoffs in the surrounding area when seasonals travel at the end of the season.

I’m also available to travel to your crew or facility to pick up repairs. This is billed hourly, plus gas. While visiting your facility, I’m happy to share as much repair knowledge as I can, troubleshoot gear with your crew, and complete as many repairs on-site as possible.

The goal is to make getting your gear repaired as easy and efficient as possible—especially when you’re dealing with a whole crew’s worth of equipment at once.

Billing

Payments can be made by card, cash, or check

Got weird timelines, tight budgets, or specific receipt requirements? No worries, I’ve been there! I’ll work with you to make it happen.

If you have a specific budget you need to stay within, we can build a priority list together so you get the most important repairs taken care of first and get the most value out of your budget.

Custom Pieces

Need something that doesn’t exist yet?

Saw kit bags, stuff sacks, radio holsters, file cases —or something totally different? Let’s talk. I’m happy to work with you to design and build custom gear that fits the way you actually use it.

Repairs by the Service

“Factory Finish” puffy jacket zipper replacement - $80

“Zipper on top” puffy jacket zipper replacement- $50 ( $40 without ribbon)

Carhartt and Canvas Jacket Zipper Replacements- $60

Zipper Fix, Slider replacement - $10

Backpack and Tent Zipper Replacement Starting at $80

Seam Repair- Varies, come in for a quote

Seat Repair- $60

Backpack Repair - Starts at $40, come in for a quote

Patching - Starts at $20

Velcro, Snaps, Button, Replacement - $4 per

Cuff covers for multiple holes - $40 per sleeve

fly zip replacement - $30

Climbing Skin Repair - $15

For more examples and work in progress updates, follow Garage House on Instagram

Custom Work and Fabrication


Gear Bags, Totes, Reworked items lots of options! Please Come into the shop or email info@GarageHouse.org

Rates are $40/hour plus materials

I do not make custom clothing.

Custom Cushion Covers

Custom cushion cover projects should be booked well in advance. If you’d like to move forward with a project, please stop by the shop or email info@GarageHouse.org to get started.

Before reaching out, here are a few important notes:

Fabric Selection
If you’d like to start browsing fabrics, I recommend:

  • Revolution Fabrics (I have lots of samples available in the shop)

  • SewKnot (great Sunbrella options and free samples)

Please do not order fabric without consulting me first.
I can often source it at a better price, and we’ll need to agree on the final selection while I calculate the correct yardage. If you already have fabric you’d like to use, I’ll do my best to accommodate, but it’s not always possible.

Foam Options
I typically recover your existing foam. If you don’t already have foam, you have two options:

  1. Purchase new foam yourself, (note: ethically sourced foam tends to be more expensive)

  2. Source used foam yourself (more affordable and sustainable, but may take time)

I recommend checking Facebook Marketplace and local bulletin boards for 4–5 inch foam or RV mattresses. I can cut these down to size for a clean edge to work with.

I occasionally have foam available in my own stash, so feel free to ask, I may already have something that works for your project.