125 Bridge Rd
Salisbury, MA 01952 - Essex County
(978) 465-1603
About Canvas Connection:
Established in 1986, Canvas Connection is located at 125 Bridge Rd in Salisbury, MA - Essex County and is a business listed in the category Boat Covers Tops & Upholstery and offers Tops, Upholstery and Covers. After you do business with Canvas Connection, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Canvas Connection.
Category: Boat Covers Tops & Upholstery
Products: Tops, Upholstery, Covers
Year Started: 1986
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- armrest repair
- Auto Seat Repair
- BIMINI TOPS
- Boat Tops
- Boats
- Burlap
- Canopies
- Canvas
- Car Seats
- Convertible Tops
- Cushions
- Custom Canvas
- Custom Covers
- Custom Enclosures
- Custom Upholstery
- Dashboard Repair
- Deck Boats
- Dodgers
- Fabrics
- Furniture Repair
- Headliners
- Interior
- Leather Redye
- Leather Seat Repair
- Machine Shop Work
- Manufacture
- Mechanic Work
- MOORING COVERS
- Motor Homes
- Patio Boats
- Plastic Repair
- Pontoons
- RVS
- Seats
- Tarpaulins
- Tarping Systems
- Tarps
- Vinyl Repair
- Vinyl Tops
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Reviews for Canvas Connection:
Complaint from Sue O'leary Danvers, MAover 11 years agoNot trustworthy. Had sealed a deal with Diane in writing and in email, the schedule, the estimate, how the work would be done (and it was completely clear that the boat would be in the water on a mooring by the time they could work it in their schedule) and when it would be finished. The Friday before the scheduled work was to begin, Nelson refused to do the work. Don't use them. Bad news!