The Wood Is Fine. The Finish Is Tired.
Commercial wood furniture restoration NYC service for boardrooms, restaurants, hotels and offices: dull, faded and worn finishes renewed on the tables and desks you already own.
Three Levels, Chosen by the Finish.
Commercial wood furniture restoration NYC work goes only as deep as the finish demands. Less removed means less risk and less downtime.
Clean and Recoat
The finish is dull and scratched, but intact.
Cleaned, lightly scuffed and given a fresh topcoat. The color stays as it is.
Recolor and Recoat
The color has faded or gone uneven across a set.
Stain and toner are blended back in to match the set, then sealed.
Strip and Refinish
The finish has crazed, peeled or clouded white.
The failed finish comes off and a new one is built from the wood up.
Many Commercial Tops Are Veneer.
Veneer is a thin face of real wood over a stable core. It restores beautifully, but it only survives light sanding.
Once the face is gone there is nothing left to match. That is why every piece is tested first and no more finish is removed than the job needs.
A single chip or loose joint is a wood repair, not a restoration.
The Wood Every Client Touches.
Tables, desks and booth panels set the tone of a room. Commercial wood furniture restoration NYC projects are planned around keeping that room open.
A Worn Office Desk, Start to Finish.
Commercial wood furniture restoration NYC work on a piece that cannot leave the office.
Read the Finish
A test on a hidden spot shows what the old finish is. The room around the desk is then masked off.
Match the Stain
Color is mixed and checked against the unworn underside, never the faded top.
Build Thin Coats
The new finish goes on in thin layers, each one leveled before the next.
Back in Service
Sheen is matched to the rest of the office and the desk cures before use.
Same Desk. New Finish.
What Facility Managers Ask First.
Can wood furniture be refinished without moving it?
Yes. Most tables and desks are refinished on site after hours. The area is ventilated and the piece cures before it goes back into use.
Will refinished pieces match the rest of the set?
Stain is matched to the unworn wood and the sheen to the pieces that stay. The formula is recorded for later visits. See custom color matching.
Can you change the color of our wood?
Darker is simple. Going lighter means stripping to bare wood first, which is not always possible on thin veneer.
How is the new finish protected for heavy use?
The final coat is a durable topcoat chosen for daily wiping. A maintenance program keeps it that way.
Can a whole floor or dining room be done at once?
Yes. Commercial wood furniture restoration NYC projects are phased by room or section. See bulk projects.
Other restoration: leather, vinyl, color, or all commercial restoration.
Photograph the Most Worn Top.
We quote commercial wood furniture restoration NYC work from photos and tell you which level it needs.
