George’s Shoe Repair

$ 6.95 and up to replace the bottom of female’s boot heels…
Free and easy to park…

I came here because I had a broken throat latch on a head stall. This place came highly recommended from Coastline Tack and rightfully so. They repaired the broken strap so well it looks brand new! The prices are phenomenal, the owner and his wife are incredibly nice and they do a wide variety of repairs, cleaning, etc. I will always bring leather repair items here!

I brought 5 pairs of shoes here one pair broke with in the fist 20 minutes i wore it. One pair lasted 2 weeks, one shoe, he couldn’t find. I will not use this place again. They have had 3 failed chances

Lost a heel cover on a pair of cheap, but beloved, flat boots. I went on and had both heel covers replaced since each one was soooo inexpensive. And a bonus for me: close to home. The new heels on my boots are nice ‘n grippy (they’re made from recycled Good Year tires). I love wearing my boots again! Great experience.

I have a pair of Johnston & Murphy shoes that are a few years old and the soles had worn out. These shoes hurt my feet and they aren’t at all comfortable. I truly dislike them. But, they look super sharp when they are all polished up and it is better to look good than to feel good. At least that is what I tell myself.
So, after reading reviews, I took them into George’s. The gentleman that helped me, maybe George (?), looked at them and said a half sole would be appropriate since the heels were still in good shape. I brought them in and they were ready in just a few days. I thought the price was more than fair and when I picked them up, they looked great.
I have since bought another pair of J & M shoes that feel like tennis shoes. I love them. So, I may never wear the repaired pair again. But, if I do, they are ready to go thanks to George’s!

This store is tucked around the corner by the VB tax office, totally on the other side from the Hardy’s, in case you are looking for it. I dropped off a pair of dress shoes that had the soles coming unglued from the rest of the shoe. The man working there (George?) was very helpful and told me the options I had. It was only $ 10 to get them re-​glued, vs $ 50 to have them totally re-​soled. So I went for the re-​glue option since the shoes were pretty old anyway.
They took my number and told me they would be ready in 3 days. They didn’t call so I went by to check, and the shoes were ready.
Judging by the other items I saw in the store, they do all kinds of repairs to men’s and women’s shoes. I would recommend this place because it is a small family business, and they did a really good job.