Riverbend Furniture Repair

Restoring your old furniture may seem like a serious expense, but when you look at the cost of new pieces with the same quality, you’ll find that it can actually be a very good value.

Although antique furniture can enhance certain types of decor, there are times when you might want a more modern look. Having your furniture refinished to enhance its appearance is a good way to repurpose what you already own and freshen your decor.

We offer a complete line of furniture repair services. This includes everything from chairs, tables, and dining room sets, to bedroom furnishings, custom-built pieces, and all your prized antiques.

One quick cure to sticky wooden drawers on furniture is a white candle stick. Simply rub the candle stick along the edges of the drawers in light circular motions to apply a thin layer of paraffin wax – and be sure to stick with white candles when using this tip.

If you enjoy doing some thrift store shopping, or finding that perfect piece at the auction or yard sale, you know how rough some pieces can be. But you can bring them back to life- simply bring them to a professional restorer and let them do their magic.

If your kids or pets are hard on your furniture, you know that it isn’t always possible to replace things that they’ve worn out. Repairing them might be a good option- why not see about the prices to do what you want?

When considering a restoration project for your furniture, the advice and skills of a professional can provide expertise. Professional furniture restorers have all the necessary tools on hand to complete the task.

Even the most horribly outdated and ugly furniture can sometimes be saved! A paint job for wooden pieces and a quick reupholstering might be all that your ugly piece needs to be refreshed and fit right back into your space again.

The first step in restoring a piece of furniture is to evaluate its current condition and provide an estimate. Some items to consider include insect predation, water damage, and worn or missing parts.

One good reason to take your worn furniture to an expert for repairs is that they will know what method would produce the best results. Depending on the level of wear, applying a top coat of finish may be enough, or the piece may need to be completely stripped and refinished.

While there’s definitely something to be said for not buying expensive new furniture until after your children get out of their destructive phases, that could still be quite a while. When you want your furniture to look better right now, we may be able to help.

That classic wood furniture piece you love may need a bit of a refinishing treatment after decades of hard use. If the problem is small and strictly cosmetic, like some dribbles of candlewax, there's a quick fix: Soften the wax with a hairdryer set on low. Then blot up the softened wax with a cotton cloth.