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Restoration Services

Each service addresses specific wood degradation patterns and restoration requirements. Pricing reflects material costs, time investment, and complexity level.

Antique furniture restoration work

Furniture Restoration

R 1,850 – R 8,400

Complete restoration of indoor wooden furniture addressing both aesthetic and structural concerns. This service combines multiple techniques tailored to each piece's specific needs.

What's Included

  • Structural assessment and joinery inspection
  • Surface preparation including old finish removal
  • Repair of cracks, chips, and veneer damage
  • Wood filler application for deep imperfections
  • Sanding progression through multiple grits
  • Stain application and color matching if required
  • Protective finish in your choice of oil, lacquer, or wax
  • Hardware cleaning or replacement recommendations

Final pricing depends on piece size, damage extent, and finish complexity. A dining table requires more material and time than a side chair.

Outdoor wooden garden furniture

Garden Feature Renewal

R 2,200 – R 9,750

Outdoor wood faces UV exposure, moisture cycling, and temperature fluctuations that indoor pieces never experience. This service uses weather-resistant treatments designed for South African conditions.

What's Included

  • Assessment of weather damage and rot extent
  • Pressure washing and deep cleaning
  • Structural reinforcement of weakened sections
  • Wood replacement for sections beyond repair
  • Mold and mildew treatment
  • UV-resistant finish application
  • Water-repellent sealant layers
  • Maintenance schedule recommendations

Garden structures require periodic reapplication of protective finishes. We provide guidance on maintenance timing based on your specific climate zone.

Wood surface refinishing process

Surface Refinishing

R 950 – R 4,300

For pieces with sound structure but worn surfaces, refinishing restores appearance without extensive repair work. Ideal when previous finishes have degraded but wood underneath remains healthy.

What's Included

  • Existing finish identification and removal
  • Surface preparation and smoothing
  • Grain raising and final sanding
  • Finish application in multiple coats
  • Buffing and final surface treatment
  • Drying time management between coats

This service focuses purely on surface treatment. If we discover structural issues during preparation, we'll discuss options before proceeding with repair work.

Wood stain color matching samples

Color Matching & Staining

R 1,100 – R 3,850

Achieving specific wood tones requires careful stain selection, test applications, and sometimes custom mixing. This service ensures color consistency across repaired sections or matching existing furniture sets.

What's Included

  • Original color analysis and documentation
  • Sample board testing with multiple formulations
  • Custom stain mixing if needed
  • Application technique selection based on desired effect
  • Multi-layer application for depth
  • Color verification under different lighting conditions

Wood species affects stain absorption differently. Oak accepts stain readily while maple can appear blotchy without proper preparation. We adjust methods accordingly.

Wooden furniture structural repair

Structural Repair

R 1,650 – R 7,200

When wood deterioration affects stability or load-bearing capacity, structural intervention becomes necessary. This service addresses mechanical failures while maintaining original design intent.

What's Included

  • Detailed structural assessment
  • Joint disassembly and cleaning
  • Crack stabilization and filling
  • Wood replacement for damaged sections
  • Joinery reinforcement or reconstruction
  • Adhesive selection for permanent bonding
  • Clamping and drying time management
  • Post-repair stress testing

Some repairs require wood species matching for structural integrity. We source appropriate materials when replacements demand specific strength characteristics.

Wood restoration consultation and assessment

Assessment & Consultation

R 450

Before committing to restoration, understanding feasibility and cost helps inform decisions. This service provides detailed evaluation and recommendations without obligation.

What's Included

  • On-site or in-workshop inspection
  • Wood species identification
  • Damage documentation with photographs
  • Treatment options explanation
  • Time and cost estimates
  • Alternative approaches if full restoration isn't viable
  • Written summary of findings

This fee applies toward any subsequent restoration work you commission. If you decide not to proceed, the assessment stands as a completed service.

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