Shade Sail Repairs Restitch

Bring your old sail back and save money

After a few years in the Australian sun, every shade sail shows wear and tear. Mould, road grime and dust build up in the cloth, while UV rays slowly weaken the thread that holds it together. After 5 or 6 years, most sails need shade sail repairs and a full restitch to stay tight and storm-ready.

Don't throw out an old shade sail because of damage or age

HDPE shade cloth is very tough and can last up to 50 years. In our experience, a wash and full restitch, combined with the strength of the original fabric, brings most sails back to near-new condition. Looking for sun shade sail repairs near me in Brisbane? We'll return your sail in like-new condition for around half the price of a new one.

Shade sail fabric is High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), and it outlasts the thread, which loses strength over time from UV damage. Repairing your sail saves money and keeps good fabric out of landfill. A sail damaged in a storm has often just split along its seams, so a full restitch restores its tension and shape. A shade sail repair kit may patch a small hole, but it can't replace worn thread across the whole sail. Need roof shade sail repairs near me? We repair sails from roofs, posts and walls, and there's very little damage our service can't fix.

Drop off your damaged shade sail at our factory 176 Coulson Street, Wacol and it will be ready to collect in 7 to 14 working days. Ph: 0419 771 042

Take down your sail by undoing the turnbuckles and shackles. Leave them fixed to the house or posts. Mark one corner of the sail, then put a matching mark on its post or fixing point. This makes putting it back up simple. Searching for shade sail repairs near me? Bring it to our Wacol factory.