Furniture Restoration & Damage Repair | Jeff Johnson, Raleigh

When a bathroom overflow occurs, we first extract standing water and dry the affected area using industrial dehumidifiers and air movers. For furniture, we assess water absorption in wood joints, upholstery, and veneers. We carefully disassemble items if needed, treat for mold, and rehydrate or stabilize the wood to prevent cracking. Our team also handles mold remediation as part of the restoration process, ensuring the piece is structurally sound and safe.

We repair furniture ranging from antique chairs with broken spindles to modern sofas with sagging cushions. Our reupholstering service includes selecting new fabrics, replacing padding, and restoring the frame. We also restore fine art and ceramics, and offer laser engraving for custom awards or branding. Every piece is treated with techniques appropriate to its age and construction.

Yes, we handle water damage from snowmelt and freeze-thaw cycles. Moisture can cause wood to swell, finishes to cloud, and mold to develop. We dry the piece gradually, repair any warped joints, and refinish surfaces to match the original. If mold is present, we perform mold remediation before proceeding with cosmetic restoration. We work with homeowners near areas like the Neuse River or inside older homes in historic districts where freeze-thaw damage is more common.