Furniture Repair in the M Streets / Greenland Hills, Dallas TX
Family Owned & Operated
DFW's Largest Furniture Restoration Company
Honest Prices
45 years Of Experience
Repairs
The M Streets’ Tudors and Craftsman cottages have been standing since the 1920s, and the furniture inside them has often weathered just as many decades of daily use.
We get calls from clients explaining lots of different scenarios: ‘The movers scratched my armoire to bits; the dog chewed up the legs on my couch; I spilled kitchen cleaner all over my Grandmother’s buffet!’ No matter what the situation is, the question is always the same, “Can you fix it?” Our answer is usually YES! Our furniture repair specialists will be happy to discuss your furniture restoration needs, and determine the best approach for each furniture repair.
- Broken Legs, Arms, Seats, Backs, etc.
- Strengthening
- Broken Supports
- Mirror & Glass Replacement
- Loose Joints
- Missing Pieces or Hardware
- Wooden Spindles
Touch Up
Sometimes you piece doesn’t need a full refinish to looks it’s best. If you’ve got a couple dings or scratches and just want a little fix then touch-up is what you need.
- Scratches, gouges, and dings
- Gold leaf
- Damaged top coats and surfaces
- Onsite repair available
- Moving damage
- Water damage
Cane
Caning is a method of weaving chair seats or backs and requires special skill and attention. If you’re in need of cane repair then look no further than our trained cane professionals.
- Hand Cane
- Pressed Cane
- Variety of style to choose from
- Cane staining
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about furniture refinishing in M Streets / Greenland Hills.
What furniture repairs do you handle in the M Streets?
Re-gluing loose joints, dowel and leg repair, broken supports, mirror and glass replacement, deep scratch and gouge fills, and cane or rush seat replacement (cane and rush, not wicker or rattan). Hardware work is folded into larger repair or refinishing jobs.
Our dining chairs are older than the house. Can they be made solid again?
Almost always. The joints come apart, the crumbling old glue gets cleaned out, and everything is re-glued and pinned so it holds for the next few decades, not the next few months.
Can you fix the veneer on a vintage piece?
Lifted veneer and missing veneer sections, yes, both are routine on furniture from this era. Bubbling veneer is the one veneer problem we pass on. Photos through the free online estimate will tell us which you have.
What does a repair like this cost?
Basic repairs start at our $125 shop minimum, and the photo estimate is binding, so you know the number before committing to anything.