Trefler's

Small structural issues rarely remain small.

Minor looseness, small cracks, or slight separation are early indicators of deeper structural failure. Continued use places stress on surrounding areas, leading to more extensive damage.

Addressing these issues early allows for controlled, hand restoration and helps preserve the original construction.

Bring your piece in today so we can evaluate it before the damage progresses.

Veneer damage extends beyond the surface.

It involves the veneer layer, adhesive, and the substrate beneath. Improper repairs, such as sanding or filling, can remove original material and weaken the bond between layers.

Proper repair requires stabilizing the structure and re-adhering the veneer with controlled pressure and alignment.

We complete veneer work by hand to preserve both material and structure.

Bring your piece in so we can assess the condition and recommend the correct repair.

Replace or repair? What would be the best option for you?

If you’ve had an old piece you’ve been holding onto and wondering whether to sell it or replace it with something new, it’s worth taking a closer look first.

Many antique and vintage pieces are made from solid wood and materials that are no longer commonly used today. What may seem outdated can often be restored to function properly and last for years to come.

Replacing furniture contributes to unnecessary waste, while restoration preserves the original materials and reduces the need for new production.

When restored properly by hand, these pieces can remain functional and relevant for decades.

Call us to schedule an evaluation and determine the right restoration plan for your piece.