Shrink Wrap Fairfield County

Outdoor Furniture Shrink Wrap CT

Need shrink wrap services in Fairfield County, NY? We're shrink wrap experts! We will come out to your residence for an on-site quote. Are you tired of lugging your patio furniture to the shed every year? …just to bring it all back out in the summer? Tired of using a tarp or furniture that always seems to blow off or rip with ice?

At Benny’s we’ve got you covered!

We understand the daunting task of “winterizing” your patio furniture and we’ve made it as easy as can be with our premium shrink wrapping service! With a background in shrink wrapping boats, we have taken the same method to wrap your outdoor furniture. Our premium wrap comes straight from the marina and has the durability to withstand all winter elements that can damage your valuable furniture. No more lugging everything in and out because with Bennys we wrap your furniture right where you want it so you can simply come out and open the bundle and have all your furniture right where you left it. Our wrap is very high quality and protects your furniture from water damage, ice abrasion, warping and more!

If you're going away for the holidays or just want to protect your outdoor possessions and furniture, then you may want to look into our shrink wrap service. It's a quick and easy way to protect your outdoor furniture from the sun damage. You won't have to worry about your sofa or chair fading when it's stored outside in the sun or any other outdoor weather elements. Sun Damage is a common problem that people experience throughout the year, but is particularly noticeable during the summer months. Our Shrink Wrap Service has been used for many years to protect outdoor and indoor furniture, including sofas, chairs and even bedding. Shrink wrap is manufactured in rolls which can be unwound from the rollers to use as you need it. The service comes at an affordable price that will save you money and allow you to enjoy your furniture for many years to come. Shrink Wrap Furniture Service is a one-time cost, so you'll never have to worry about spending more money on restoring faded or damaged furniture.

What you can expect: Send us a photo of what you would like to have wrapped and get a quote ASAP Schedule a date and One of our crews will take care of everything. Our process is to consolidate your furniture and fully enclose each bundle to ensure a leak tight seal. A full enclosure helps prevent water damage and also keeps pests out. Lastly our crew will install a ventilation system in each bundle to prevent mold growth. In the spring, simply cut open the bundle with scissors and everything will be all ready for you! We also offer a reopening service to remove and dispose of shrink wrap and set up furniture in desired area. Big or small we wrap it all Patio Furniture Outdoor Kitchens Boats BBQ grills And More!

You can rest assured that we always set our appointments to meet the needs of your schedule, so our service is always convenient to you.. We always say no job is too small or too complex for us, and we would be happy to serve you and exceed your expectations! Contact us today for your Shrink Wrap Project in Fairfield County CT today to get started.

About Fairfield County, CT
The town of Fairfield County was settled in 1640. One of the founders was Elizabeth Fones Winthrop, daughter-in-law of John Winthrop, founder and governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. What is now called Fairfield County Point was known for much of the area's early history as "Elizabeth's Neck" in recognition of Elizabeth Fones and their 1640 purchase of the Point and much of the area now known as Old Fairfield County. Fairfield County was declared a township by the Connecticut General Assembly in Hartford on May 11, 1665. During the American Revolution, General Israel Putnam made a daring escape from the British on February 26, 1779 in Fairfield County. Although British forces captured and sacked the town, Putnam was able to warn Fairfield County. In 1974, Gulliver's Restaurant and Bar, on the border of Fairfield County and Port Chester, burned, killing 24 young people. In 1983, the Mianus River Bridge, which carries traffic on Interstate 95 over an estuary, collapsed, resulting in the death of three people. Fairfield County CT Wikipedia