When a table is damaged, it can cause issues in the natural rhythm of your life. Sometimes, refinishing your table can be the best choice for your home.
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Category: Furniture Restoration
Is Your Wood Furniture Worth Refinishing?
How can you differentiate between the DIY furniture projects you’re considering? Which ones are really worth your time?
Read moreWhy the Country Club Atmosphere Keeps Winning Memberships
Your country club wins memberships, because you work hard to ensure that the clubhouse and each room inside exceeds the standards.
Read moreFinancial Advantages of Commercial Furniture Restoration
Commercial furniture restoration maximizes furniture longevity, helping to maintain your professional appearance and unique style.
Read moreThe Pitfalls of Old Wood Furniture Restoration
Here are three reasons you may want to reconsider tackling an old wood furniture restoration project on your own.
Read moreReviving Water-Damaged Furniture
Water damage comes from several common scenarios, flooding, leaky windows, or spills left unattended. The extent of water damaged furniture can vary depending on the level of moisture, the length of time it had been exposed, and the quality of the furniture. Extensive water damage to low-quality furniture is often not worth the time and…
Read moreHotel Restoration Work: A Quality First Impression
You may not always equate the quality of your hotel room with the quality of the furniture but it is the first impression you create.
Read moreThe Value of Refinishing Restaurant Tables
Choosing to refinish is a great way to stick to a budget, keep your tables, extend their life, and support sustainability within your restaurant.
Read moreCommercial and Residential Restoration Expertise
Your Chicagoland commercial & residential restoration experts, from the big-ticket conference room tables to the detailed work of an antique heirloom chair.
Read moreTips for Refinishing Outdoor Furniture
The key is to inspect them each year, either at the beginning or end of the summer season, and to take care of them properly, using the correct techniques and materials.
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