Furniture Refinishing in Plano, TX
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Furniture Refinishing
Plano grew from under 18,000 people in 1970 to more than 128,000 by 1990, so a great many Plano homes hold dining sets and bedroom pieces that moved in during those boom years, and bringing them back always starts with what goes on them.
At Andrew’s, we take pride in using only the best and most advanced materials on the market. We believe that spending extra money on the best materials gives us consistency and keeps our customers happy with their newly restored furniture!
Our qualified team of professionals can custom stain and color tone to match as close as possible to any example as specified by the client. We work each layer by hand for a superior finish.
Want to do a project yourself but don’t want to have to deal with hours of the prep work? Let us chemically strip your piece down so that you don’t have to!
- Custom Stains & Transparent Finishes
- Painting
- Faux Finishes
- Antique Finishes
- Stripping & Sanding
Fire & Water Damage
We can clean and repair your damaged furniture to get rid of water, smoke, soot, and mold stains. It’s also important to get the process started as soon as possible to prevent further damage to your belongings. Our professional restoration staff will be able to do those things and are ready to discuss the process with you.
- Ozone Treatment to Eliminate Oder
- Restoration
- Can be Restored to Original or Choose Something New
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about furniture refinishing in Plano.
How much does furniture refinishing cost in Plano?
Refinishing starts around $600 and goes up with the size and condition of the piece. A single dining chair runs $275 to $375, a full dining set $2,500 to $4,000, and a dresser or hutch $1,200 to $2,200. Photos through the free online estimate get you a real number.
My dining set is from the 1980s. Is it worth refinishing?
Usually, if it is solid wood or a real wood veneer, which much of the furniture from that era is. A fresh lacquer finish and an updated color can make a set feel current without replacing it, and sentimental value counts alongside the dollars. Send photos and we will tell you honestly.
Can you change the color of an older oak or cherry piece?
Yes, within one limit: we can go darker or shift the tone, but we cannot stain lighter than the natural wood. Color is matched on the actual piece with test passes, usually three to six, until it looks right.
How long does it take, and do you pick up in Plano?
Standard refinishing runs 5 to 6 weeks. Our Carrollton shop is about 10 to 20 minutes from most of Plano, so drop-off is easy, and pickup and delivery starts at $250 round trip.