Average Cost
- Typical Range: $200–$500 (materials + labor)
- DIY Costs: $100–$250 (materials only)
- Professional Labor: $100–$250 per table
Cost Breakdown by Table Size
| Table Size | Total Cost |
|------------------|----------------------|
| 7-Foot Table | $150–$400 |
| 8-Foot Table | $200–$450 |
| 9-Foot Table | $250–$500 |
Material Costs by Felt Type
| Felt Type | Average Cost (Material + Installation) |
|--------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| Championship Invitational Felt | $250 |
| Proline 303 or 404 Teflon Felt | $300 |
| ProForm Felt | $350 |
| Simonis 760 Felt | $450 |
| Simonis 860/860HR Felt | $450–$500 |
Tip: Higher-quality worsted cloth (e.g., Simonis) costs more but offers superior durability and playability.
Additional Costs
- Repairs
- Bumper Replacement: $300–$900
- Rail Replacement: $350–$450
- Leveling Table: $240–$700
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Table Refinishing: $300–$600
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Customizations
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Adding unique colors or logos: Average cost $550
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Table Moving
- Average: $550 (including professional leveling)
DIY vs. Hiring a Professional
| Aspect | DIY | Professional |
|-----------------------|-----------------------|-------------------------|
| Cost | $100–$250 (materials) | $200–$500 (materials + labor) |
| Time | Longer, 5+ hours | 2–3 hours |
| Expertise Needed | High, requires precision | Skilled labor ensures smooth play |
Money-Saving Tips
- Get Multiple Quotes
- Shop around for competitive rates from pool table service providers.
- Choose Napped Felt
- Opt for standard napped felt instead of premium worsted cloth to save money upfront (though it may require more frequent replacement).
By investing in quality materials and professional services, you can enjoy optimal play and a table that lasts longer. Whether for casual games or professional tournaments, maintaining your pool table is worth the effort!
