Round mahogany dining table restored by G. Michael's in Fort Collins

Fort Collins restoration studio Table restoration

Table restoration,
ready for the next gathering.

Structural repair and finish work for dining tables, desks and occasional tables that still belong in daily life.

Restore the surface—and everything supporting it.

A successful table project considers the top, base, joinery, leaves and finish as one working piece of furniture.

01

Worn dining-table tops

Remove failed finish, repair damage and rebuild protection for regular use.

02

Water rings & heat marks

Address cloudy coatings, stains and damage that has reached the wood.

03

Loose bases & pedestals

Stabilize joinery, feet, stretchers and mounting points before finish work.

04

Leaves & extension systems

Improve alignment, fit and function across expanding table components.

05

Moving damage

Repair broken edges, split tops, snapped bases and missing trim after transit.

06

Color & sheen matching

Coordinate the restored surface with bases, chairs or surrounding furniture.

Built for use.
Finished for presence.

A table surface being stained in G. Michael's Fort Collins studio
  1. 01

    Photo estimate

    Send overall photos, top damage, base details and table dimensions.

  2. 02

    Repair & strip

    Structural issues are resolved and failed finish is removed where required.

  3. 03

    Prepare & match

    The surface is leveled and color is developed against the wood and remaining components.

  4. 04

    Finish & reassemble

    A use-appropriate coating is applied before leaves, hardware and bases are adjusted.

A working surface with its character restored.

Drag the handle to compare a block dining table before and after restoration.

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Project Block dining table

Work Repair, color & protective finish

Explore selected work

The top, base and finish treated as one system.

01

Structural diagnosis

Loose bases and failed joinery are addressed before surface work begins.

02

Controlled color matching

The restored top can be coordinated with chairs, leaves and original base components.

03

Use-appropriate finishes

Protection is selected around dining, writing or display use—not appearance alone.

Table restoration 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.

Can you refinish only the table top?

Often, yes. We evaluate whether the restored top can be matched convincingly to the base, leaves and other original components.

Can water rings, heat marks and deep scratches be removed?

Most can be improved or removed. The treatment depends on the coating, depth of damage and whether discoloration has reached the wood.

Can you repair a loose or broken table base?

Yes. Pedestals, legs, stretchers, mounting points and related joinery can be repaired before refinishing.

Can antique tables be refinished?

Yes, but the scope should account for original material and finish. We assess whether conservation, localized work or full refinishing is appropriate.

Do you offer pickup and delivery?

Yes. Pickup and delivery are available throughout Northern Colorado and the Denver metro area. Details are confirmed with the estimate.

How long does table refinishing take?

Timing depends on repairs, stripping, color development, curing and the current studio schedule. A practical timeline is provided before work begins.

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.