Remove old built up paint, sun damage (sun damage can turn the old varnish a green colour), water damage, a sticky finish, heat damage or scratches.
Wobbly legs, missing parts, veneer peeling and more.
Restores an antique close to it's original appearance. There have been some style changes over the years that have been damaging to antiques.
Fabrication of furniture parts in order to complete a repair is unique to whatever part needs to be re-created. Brian always amazes customers with the quality of the part he is able to create.
We don't do the upholstery ourselves, but we will handle this aspect for you if you like. Sometimes it is easier for us to oversee this step.
Many times antique furniture does not need to be refinished. Please see the special page devoted to explaining this work.
The best way to restore teak is to strip it down to the bare wood and then apply teak oil. It can take up to 10 coats, gently rubbed into the wood.
We are happy to give you an estimate and discuss the best course of action for your furniture prior to beginning. Pricing is based on the time we estimate from our experience that it will require to complete the refinishing.
Exact quotes are difficult, and sometimes the full extent of the restoration work is only discovered once we begin. We are happy to give you a quote before beginning and should we encounter some unforeseen situation, rest assured we will notify you before going any further.
We hope to have a before and after page on the web site in future to give you an idea of what price ranges are normal.
Please contact us for help with your specific needs.