Furniture Repair in Fort Worth, TX
Family Owned & Operated
DFW's Largest Furniture Restoration Company
Honest Prices
45 years Of Experience
Repairs
In neighborhoods like Fairmount, Ryan Place, Mistletoe Heights and Arlington Heights, where most of the houses went up between the 1900s and the 1940s, the furniture is usually old enough that something has already been tried on it once.
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 Fort Worth.
What does furniture repair cost in Fort Worth?
Basic repairs start at our $125 shop minimum, and past that it depends entirely on what is broken. Photos through the free online estimate are the fastest way to find out, and we will tell you honestly when a repair is not worth what it would cost.
Someone already tried to fix this and made it worse. Can you still help?
Usually. Old glue, mismatched fills and the wrong hardware are things we undo regularly on pieces from Fort Worth’s older neighborhoods. We take the joint back apart, clean out what was done, and rebuild it properly.
Can you replace a broken cane seat?
Yes, we replace cane and rush seats, which is common on chairs of the era found across Fairmount and Ryan Place. Wicker and rattan we do not take on, so if you are unsure which you have, a close-up photo of the weave answers it.
The veneer on my dresser is lifting. Is that fixable?
Lifted veneer and missing veneer sections are routine repairs for us. Bubbling veneer is the one case we have to turn down. Send a photo of the damage and we will tell you which one you are dealing with.