Furniture craftsperson repairing wood components inside the G. Michael's studio

Fort Collins restoration studio Repair services

Start with
what went wrong.

A clear route from broken joints, damaged wood and failing hardware to the service that actually fits the problem.

Find the repair path by symptom.

Repair is about function and stability. Finish work may follow, but the first job is identifying why the furniture no longer works as it should.

One intake.
The correct craft next.

Traditional furniture repair tools in G. Michael's Fort Collins studio
  1. 01

    Show the whole piece

    Overall photos reveal construction and context that a close-up of the break cannot.

  2. 02

    Describe the symptom

    Movement, noise, sagging, sticking or instability helps us diagnose what the image does not show.

  3. 03

    Route the project

    We identify the relevant repair service and whether finish or upholstery work belongs in the scope.

  4. 04

    Approve one plan

    The agreed repair sequence follows the piece through the studio without duplicate intake steps.

A repair should return the piece—not advertise itself.

Compare this antique rocking chair before and after structural restoration and finish care.

Antique rocking chair after structural furniture repairAntique rocking chair before structural furniture repairBeforeAfter

Project Antique rocking chair

Work Structural repair & finish care

Explore selected work

Repair choices organized around the furniture—not departments.

01

Cross-craft diagnosis

Wood, hardware, support, upholstery and finish concerns are separated before work begins.

02

Practical limits

We explain when access, materials or condition make a repair unsuitable.

03

One estimate path

Every repair category starts with the same clear photos, dimensions and contact route.

Furniture repair is completed at our Fort Collins restoration studio, with Denver showroom intake and project-based pickup and delivery available across Colorado's Front Range.

Before your piece comes into the studio.

Which repair service should I choose?

You do not need to diagnose it yourself. Send photos and describe the symptom; we will route it to the appropriate repair path.

Can furniture be repaired without refinishing it?

Often. Structural and functional work may preserve the existing finish when access and condition allow.

Do you repair particleboard or ready-to-assemble furniture?

Our studio focuses on furniture whose construction and value support professional repair. Photos help determine candidacy.

Can you fabricate missing wood parts?

Yes, many rails, feet, trim pieces, drawer components and other wood parts can be recreated to suit the remaining construction.

Do you offer pickup and delivery?

Yes, by project. Size, access, stairs, distance and repair suitability are reviewed before transport is scheduled.

What should I send for a repair estimate?

Send full views, close-ups, approximate dimensions, the location and a short description of how the furniture moves, sounds or fails.

Request an estimate

Start with
a few photos.

Show the full piece, the areas that need attention and anything you want preserved. We’ll review the project and recommend a practical next step.

  1. 01Full-piece photos
  2. 02Condition close-ups
  3. 03Approximate dimensions
You’ll add your project photo securely on the next step.