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Working For You Since 1983

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At Wyatt Weatherfronts, we dedicate ourselves to providing premium protective solutions that safeguard your valuable assets from the elements, ensuring they remain in top condition for years to come.

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Founded in 2021, our company combines the expertise of Wyatt Upholstery’s four decades of experience with a passion for innovation and customer satisfaction. Based in Edmonton, Alberta, we serve clients across North America, delivering high-quality products, exceptional support, and unparalleled turnaround times.

 

Our comprehensive range of offerings includes winterfronts, bugscreens, window protection tarps, and marine upholstery services, all designed to protect your trucks, equipment, and boats from the harsh realities of the great outdoors.
 

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Why Choose Us​

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  • Expertise: With over 40 years of combined experience in the industry, we have the knowledge and skills to deliver top-notch products and services.

  • Quality: We use only the highest-quality materials and employ meticulous craftsmanship to ensure durability and longevity.

  • Customization: Our products are tailored to your specific needs, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal protection.

  • Fast Turnaround: We understand the importance of minimizing downtime, which is why we prioritize swift production.

  • Local Presence: As a locally-owned business in Edmonton, Alberta, we take pride in supporting our community and offering personalized service to our neighbours. Everything is made in-store!

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Combining Experience With Innovation​

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Wyatt Weatherfronts is rooted in history, but the company was never the one to stop evolving. In 2021, it experienced its biggest shift yet, becoming Wyatt Weatherfronts. 

Our owner Chris is a born and raised Edmontonian with a passion for everything that has an engine in it. His forward-thinking approach and dedication to customer satisfaction have been instrumental in driving the company's growth and success. 

 

Wyatt Weatherfronts has seen its biggest expansion in 2023, changing the location and adding new services. And in 2025, the company is preparing a couple of new surprises.

  • Do you ship nationwide?
    Yes. Seats are securely packaged and shipped across Canada. Delivery typically takes 3–7 business days.
  • Can I install the seat myself?
    Yes. Our seats are designed to match factory mounting points, ensuring a straightforward installation process.
  • What materials are most durable for motorcycle seats?
    Vinyl is a popular choice for motorcycle seats due to its durability, affordability, low maintenance, and water resistance. It is also more affordable and offers customization options. However, leather also has its own set of advantages, such as a more luxurious feel, better breathability, and a unique aging process that some riders appreciate. We don’t recommend leather unless the bike doesn’t see much rain as it will shrink if not cared for.
  • Do you accommodate rare or vintage motorcycles?
    Yes. We work with all makes and models, including vintage bikes. Provide your seat pan for a precise fit.
  • Can you repair a damaged seat instead of replacing it?
    Absolutely. We rebuild existing seats by reinforcing the pan and replacing worn materials, often at a lower cost than purchasing new.
  • How far in advance should I order during peak riding season?
    During busy periods (spring/summer), we recommend placing orders 2-3 weeks in advance.
  • How do I maintain the seat’s appearance?
    Leather seats require more specialized care, including regular conditioning and protection, while vinyl seats are generally easier to maintain with simpler cleaning and protection routines.
  • How much does headliner or door panel repair typically cost?
    Repair costs vary based on your vehicle's make/model and the extent of the repair needed. Call us for a free quote!
  • How long does the repair process take?
    Simple jobs like repairing a seat can take just a day or two, while more complex work like reupholstering all door panels may take longer.
  • Do you work on all vehicle types and ages?
    Absolutely. We restore interiors for modern and classic cars, trucks, SUVs and more from any era or manufacturer.
  • How long will restored components like headliners and door panels last?
    With proper care, high-quality restored pieces can last for more than a decade. For vintage vehicles, our work can preserve original components for up to 60 years or longer!
  • How often should industrial window covers be replaced?
    The replacement frequency depends on factors like usage, environmental conditions, and material quality. As a general guideline, most covers should be replaced only if significant wear or damage is present. If light damage occurs most covers can be repaired to extend their lifespan.
  • Can window covers be customized with company logos or graphics?
    Yes, we offer branding and customization options!
  • How do I clean and maintain my industrial window covers?
    Proper cleaning and maintenance are essential for extending the lifespan of your covers. Use mild detergents and avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives.
  • Are industrial window covers reusable?
    Yes, most high-quality window covers are designed for multiple uses and can be easily installed and removed as needed.
  • How do lightbar covers work?
    Lightbar covers are designed to fit snugly over the existing lightbar on the vehicle. They are made of durable, weatherproof materials and can be easily installed and removed as needed.
  • What are lightbar covers used for?
    Lightbar covers are designed to conceal the emergency lights on service vehicles, such as police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances and heavy trucks when the vehicle is not in active service.
  • Are lightbar covers easy to install and remove?
    Our lightbar covers are designed for quick and easy installation and removal.
  • Is it worth repairing an older snowmobile seat?
    Yes — investing in a professional repair can breathe new life into your ride and potentially increase its resale value.
  • Will a seat repair match my snowmobile's existing upholstery?
    Of course: we’ll do everything to make it look factory-new.
  • How long does a typical snowmobile seat recovery take?
    The turnaround time can vary depending on the extent of the repair and the workload of the shop, but most basic repairs can be completed within a few days. More extensive projects, like full reupholstery, may take more.
  • Does Wyatt Weatherfronts work on all vehicle makes and models?
    We handle seat repairs and reupholstery for any car, truck, SUV, or van – whether a common model or a rare/classic vehicle.
  • How much does it typically cost to reupholster car seats?
    The cost can vary significantly depending on the vehicle, the extent of the work required, and the materials selected. Call us for a free quote!
  • How long does a full car seat reupholstery take?
    Most reupholstery jobs take a couple of days for the seat bottom, but it can take longer to fully recover a seat.
  • How long do reupholstered car seats typically last?
    With proper maintenance and care, high-quality seats can last a decade or even more before another refresh is required. And for a classic car, your seat can survive up to 60 years with moderate use and when using quality materials.
  • How often should I replace my boat travel cover?
    Most covers last at least 5 years with regular use depending on material and care. Our custom-made covers can serve you even longer!
  • Can my cover be repaired if damaged?
    Minor rips or tears in reinforced materials can be repaired. Heavy damage may require replacement. Drop by, and we’ll see what we can do!
  • How do I clean my boat travel cover?
    Brush or vacuum loose dirt first. Use mild soap and water. Allow to air dry completely. Avoid abrasive chemicals.
  • How often should a bimini be replaced?
    If made from quality marine-grade materials like Sunbrella, Suntanium, Recacril and TopGun and properly maintained, a bimini top can typically last at least seven years with regular use before needing to be replaced.
  • Do bimini covers protect from rain?
    While bimini covers provide some protection from light rain, they are not fully waterproof. Heavy rains can still allow water to seep in. For complete weather protection, consider other kinds of protection.
  • Can bimini covers be used in the winter?
    It's not recommended to leave bimini covers installed year-round in colder climates where freezing and heavy snow loads could damage the frame or fabric over time.
  • How long should a boat cover last?
    The lifespan of a boat cover can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the material, frequency of use, and level of care and maintenance. On average, a well-made boat cover can last at least 10 years with proper care.
  • What is a boat cover?
    A boat cover is a protective covering designed to shield a boat from the elements, including rain, sun, wind, and dirt, while it’s not in use.
  • How do I care for and maintain my boat cover?
    Regular cleaning and maintenance can help extend the life of your boat cover. Rinse the cover with fresh water and allow it to dry completely before folding and storing it. Avoid using harsh detergents or bleach, which can damage the cover’s protective coatings.
  • What types of boat covers are available?
    There are several types of boat covers available, we specialize in both snap covers and travel covers depending on preferred cover use.
  • How do I properly install a boat cover?
    Installation methods can vary depending on the type and style of boat cover. It’s important to ensure the cover is securely attached to the boat, using straps, buckles, or other fasteners to prevent it from blowing off in windy conditions or while transporting.
  • Why do I need a boat cover?
    A boat cover can help protect your boat’s interior and exterior from damage caused by weather, dirt, and debris. It can also help maintain the boat’s value by keeping it in good condition.
  • What material are boat covers made of?
    We use TopGun for its durability and longevity and superior water repelling ability. We have found it works great in Alberta's climates.
  • Do bugscreens affect airflow to the engine?
    Not significantly. While bug screens act as a barrier, most designs are crafted to allow ample airflow to the engine, preventing overheating.
  • Can bugscreens be customized to fit specific truck models?
    Yes, custom bugscreens can be tailored to accommodate various grille shapes and sizes, ensuring a snug and secure fit for your truck. We have patterns for most heavy truck makes and models on hand.
  • Are bugscreens easy to clean?
    Most bug screens can be easily rinsed off with water or cleaned with mild soap, making maintenance a quick and hassle-free task.
  • Are bugscreens durable enough to withstand highway speeds?
    Absolutely. Bugscreens are made to withstand high velocities, harsh weather conditions and road debris, ensuring reliable protection on the road.
  • Can you work on custom or heavily modified semi-truck interiors?
    Absolutely. Our team has extensive experience working with custom and modified interiors.
  • How long does a typical semi-truck interior repair project take?
    The timeline can vary depending on the scope of work required, but we usually complete most simple projects within a couple of business days.
  • Can you match existing interior materials and colours?
    Certainly. We will find colours and materials that blend seamlessly with your existing interior.
  • What is a winterfront?
    A winterfront is a protective cover that attaches to the front of a vehicle, typically a semi-truck or other large vehicle, to help protect the engine and other components from cold weather, road salt, and other winter-related hazards.
  • How long should a winterfront last?
    The lifespan of a winterfront can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the material, frequency of use, and level of care and maintenance. On average, a well-made winterfront can last up to 5 years or more with proper care.
  • What are the benefits of a winterfront with doors?
    Winterfronts with doors offer all the benefits of a traditional front grill cover, with the added convenience of allowing easy access to the engine compartment without removing the entire cover.
  • How do I install a winterfront on my vehicle?
    Installation methods can vary depending on the specific winterfront and vehicle, but most covers attach using a combination of straps, hooks, and other fasteners. And if you don’t have any factory hardware, we’ll help you install it.
  • How do I clean and maintain my winterfront?
    Regular cleaning and maintenance can help extend the life of your front grill cover. Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the winterfront, and avoid harsh detergents or bleach, which can damage the material. Rinse the winterfront thoroughly and allow it to dry completely before storing it.
  • Can I use a winterfront in warm weather? Do I have to take it off when it gets warmer?
    In winter, you can just open the doors of your winterfront — all our products have them. For warm months we suggest using bug screens that protect your engine from all kinds of debris on the road.
  • Why do FAQs matter?
    FAQs are a great way to help site visitors find quick answers to common questions about your business and create a better navigation experience.
  • What is an FAQ section?
    An FAQ section can be used to quickly answer common questions about your business like "Where do you ship to?", "What are your opening hours?", or "How can I book a service?".
  • Where can I add my FAQs?
    FAQs can be added to any page on your site or to your Wix mobile app, giving access to members on the go.
  • How long does the seat recovery process take?
    Typically, it usually takes 2-3 business days to fully recover seat bottoms, but if you want it completely redone, it can take a little longer.
  • Why should I get my semi-truck seat recovered?
    Worn-out, torn, and flattened truck seats can lead to discomfort, fatigue, and even safety hazards while driving long distances.
  • What parts of the seat do you typically recover or replace?
    Depending on the condition, we can recover torn upholstery, replace worn foam cushions, and more.
  • Can I customize the look of my seat?
    Yes, we offer a wide range of colour and design options to personalize the look of your truck's interior.
  • What materials do you use for seat recovery?
    We use durable, high-quality materials like vinyl and leather, designed to withstand the wear and tear of long hours on the road.
  • I have an older truck. Can you make a winterfront for it?
    Absolutely! With over 40 years of experience, we have a vast collection of patterns for various trucks. Even if we don't have a pattern for your specific truck, you can visit our shop, and we'll create a custom pattern for your truck’s grille.
  • Is there any price difference between vinyl and fabric seat covers?
    No, whether you choose vinyl or fabric, the price remains the same. It's entirely up to your preference!
  • For how long does it take to recover my seat bottom?
    Typically, we only need 2-3 business days to recover the seat bottom.
  • Can you make a custom colour winterfront?
    Absolutely! We can create colourful trims or entirely custom quilted winterfronts that perfectly match your truck.
  • I am from another province. Can you send your winterfront to me?
    Yes, we work with multiple logistics companies to ensure we can ship your order to you. There are no extra fees; you'll be charged the same price for delivery as the shipping company charges us.
  • Do I have to wait if I want to order a winterfront or a bug screen or do you have some of them in stock?
    We strive to keep all the most popular models in stock — just call us in advance and we’ll tell you what’s available.
  • I need a custom-made cover for my boat. Do I need to bring my boat to your shop?
    Yes, we need your boat to be at our shop so we can ensure a perfect fit for the cover. Our shop provides ample space to securely store your boat while we work on it.
  • Can reupholstered boat seats get wet? Are they waterproof?
    Yes, marine-grade vinyls, fabrics and foam are designed to withstand exposure to water and moisture when properly installed by a professionals (improper installation can create gaps or tears that allow water to seep in and cause damage like mould growth behind the material). They will not be damaged by getting rained on or splashed.
  • How much does professional boat seat repair or reupholstery typically cost?
    Costs can vary significantly depending on the extent of repairs needed, the size/number of seats, and the materials used. Call us for a free quote!
  • How long does a full boat seat recovery job take?
    Most jobs take a couple of days, but it can longer to fully redo a seat.
  • How long do freshly reupholstered boat seats typically last?
    With proper care and maintenance, professionally reupholstered seats using top-quality marine materials can last at least 8 years before needing to be redone. A lot depends on how careful you are, as well as on the way the boat is stored.
  • Can you match the original colour and material?
    In most cases, yes. We have access to a wide range of materials, and we can typically find a close match (both in colour and texture) for your original seat.
  • How do I clean and maintain my snap-on cover?
    Regular cleaning and maintenance can help extend the life of your snap-on cover. Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the cover, and avoid harsh detergents or bleach, which can damage the cover's protective coatings.
  • How long should a snap-on cover last?
    The lifespan of a snap-on cover can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the material, frequency of use, and level of care and maintenance. On average, a well-made snap-on cover can last at least 10 years with proper care.
  • What are the benefits of using a snap-on cover for my boat?
    Snap-on covers offer several benefits, including: Protection from the elements, including rain, sun, and dirt Reduced cleaning and maintenance requirements Increased security Improved fuel efficiency by reducing air drag while towing
  • How long will an upholstery repair extend the lifespan of my bike seat?
    With proper care and maintenance, a professional upholstery repair can add at least 5 years to your bike seat on average.
  • Are there any tips to help extend the lifespan of my newly repaired bike seat?
    Invest in a quality padded seat cover, park your bike in the shade when not in use, and use leather conditioners for optimal material preservation. Also, gently wipe down your seat after every few rides to prevent buildup.
  • How to make DEF tank covers last as long as possible?
    Proper storage when not in use, routine cleaning, and addressing small issues before they worsen go a long way in maximizing a cover's lifespan.
  • How long do DEF tank covers typically last?
    Quality DEF tank covers can provide protection for at least 5 years with proper care and occasional repairs. Extreme weather, road hazards, and heavy use can shorten their lifespan.
  • How long does the seat recovery process take?
    The process can take from 3 business days for the seat bottom. It depends on the state of the seat.
  • What materials do you use for seat recovery?
    We use durable, high-quality vinyl designed to withstand the demanding conditions of industrial environments.
  • What parts of the seat do you typically recover or replace?
    Depending on the condition, we can recover torn upholstery, replace worn foam cushions, and more.
  • Can I customize the look of my recovered seat?
    Yes, we offer a wide range of colour and design options to personalize the look of your equipment's interior.
  • Why should I get my industrial equipment seat recovered?
    Worn-out seats can lead to discomfort, fatigue, and potential safety hazards during long hours of operation. Recovering your seat restores comfort, and functionality, and extends its lifespan.
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