Refinishing involves removing and reapplying the finish, stain, or paint to enhance the piece's appearance. Restoration includes refinishing but also addresses structural repairs, replaces missing components, fixes damage, and maintains the furniture's original character and integrity.

Solid wood pieces, antiques, family heirlooms, and well-crafted furniture are typically ideal for restoration. If your piece holds sentimental value, features exceptional craftsmanship, or would cost more to replace than restore, restoration is usually the smarter investment.

Yes. We repair a wide range of common damage including scratches, dents, water rings, worn finishes, discoloration, and minor structural problems.

In most situations, yes. We meticulously match stains and finishes so repairs blend seamlessly with the existing wood and preserve the furniture's original look.

Yes. We have extensive experience restoring antique furniture and employ methods that protect the piece's value, character, and historical authenticity.

We restore a wide variety of wood furniture including dining tables, chairs, dressers, china cabinets, bedroom sets, office furniture, antiques, heirlooms, desks, coffee tables, and more.

Yes. We can repair or replace veneer that's loose, chipped, cracked, or missing to restore both the appearance and function of your furniture.

Project timelines vary based on the piece's size, condition, and complexity. Most projects require anywhere from several days to a few weeks. We'll provide you with a time estimate during your consultation.

Yes. We repair and replace cane, rush, wicker, splint, and woven chair seats, using traditional techniques whenever feasible.

Yes. We handle structural repairs including loose joints, broken legs, damaged frames, cracked wood, and other issues affecting stability and strength.