How much does furniture restoration cost in Atlanta?
The cost of furniture restoration varies based on the piece's size, wood type, and extent of damage. Minor repairs (like surface scratches) can start around $375–$675 while full antique refinishing or large dining table restoration typically ranges from $1350 to $3500 We offer custom quotes based on photos or onsite visits.
How long does it take to refinish a dining room table?
standard dining table refinishing project typically takes 10 to 15 days, depending on the complexity of the finish and current humidity levels in Georgia. This ensures the stains and topcoats cure properly for a durable, long-lasting surface.
Does Furniture MD offer onsite furniture repair for homes and businesses?
Yes. For heavy items or fixed surfaces like hardwood floors, marble countertops, and built-in trim, we provide professional onsite repair services throughout the Greater Atlanta area, including Alpharetta, Lawrenceville, and Buford.
Can you repair water-damaged kitchen cabinets without replacing them?
Yes. Through cabinet refacing and professional touch-ups, we can often repair water-damaged wood or peeling finishes. This service is a cost-effective alternative to a full kitchen remodel, saving North Georgia homeowners up to 50-70% compared to total cabinet replacement.
What is the difference between furniture "refinishing" and "restoration"?
Refinishing involves removing the old paint or varnish and applying a new topcoat. Restoration is a more technical process where we stabilize joints, repair structural damage, and preserve the original character of an antique piece. At Furniture MD, we specialize in both.
What type of floor repairs?
- We specialize in all type of floor repairs including wood, lvp, ceramic , porcelain and marble.
What type of property repairs?
- We do drywall, painting, trim carpentry, doors, windows, kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanity. Install and repairs
Are you insured
Yes, we are licensed and carry general liability insurance of 2 to 4 million dollars and workers compensation of 1 million.
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My mother has a rocking chair that needs to be repaired. It's not an antique. I think my dad built it. One of the rockers has come of and the upholstered seat probably needs to be replaced. Is this something you can do?
Thank you.
Kelly Peters