Husband & wife team! Fantastic job! Professional & friendly. I highly recommend this company.read more

Our motorhome cushions were sagging and in need of repair. Jack made new cushion cores using a much…read morenicer foam than the original. He also suggested wrapping the cushions with dacron which made them so much more comfortable! Great customer service, fast turn around, and a fair price. Highly recommend!

Bill Flowers refinished two broken down side tables made by my husband's grandfather. The finish…read moreis a dark brown with warm tones. You cannot tell where the tables were previously chipped and broken in places. As you can see the finished product is absolutely beautiful.Bill will always be my go to for furniture repair.

I've only needed professional wood work once and if I need it again, then this is where I'll go. I…read moregot a nightstand and dresser repainted by them and it looked fantastic. They worked with my budget and were done in timely manner. They gave me advice with which paint to buy to help me be even more cost-effective. This was done 6 years ago. The furniture still looks amazing!

I had four wobbly upholstered chairs reglued. It took twice as long as stated and one of them is…read morestill not right. The screw they used didn't "bite" so it doesn't hold the two wood bits together, the screw cover dowels are unfinished wood that doesn't match the chair finish, and the one over the loose screw doesn't fit and keeps falling out. We could have done this "quality" of repair ourselves and saved a bunch of money. We don't recommend this business.

I had a tuff time finding an upholsterer that makes slipcovers! When I found Dan at Y&J, I hit the…read morejackpot! He knows his business. He's ethical/goes the xtra mile, responsive, creative, knows fabrics, esthetics & detail. Do call him - you'll be very satisfied!

John arrived on time which I always appreciate. He had several things to repair on our dining table…read moreand also repaired the leg of my bedroom ottoman which had been lame for years! He was very quiet, very neat in his work and did a wonderful job. I am so happy that the dining room table could be repaired and was done so beautifully. I would highly recommend John's services, especially for if you are concerned about a high end piece. Will definitely call him again should the need arise.

Wow. Great job. Spectacular! My wife's uncle made this inlay many years ago. It was in very bad…read moreshape. What an awesome job they did! Just wow! Great job, awesome value.

The time,cost and workmanship. They made it better than before and was able to use same materials.read more

Had them redo our dining room chair cushions and the cushions in two of our den chairs. Everything…read morewent well from start to finish. The end result was simply outstanding. I highly recommend them.

Barry, "The NEXT Furniture Doctor" has been in business over thirty years. I have a mid-century…read moremodern dining room set that was literally coming apart at the seams. He came promptly to my home to assess the work, gave me a very reasonable estimate for fixing everything (the "right" way- no short cuts!), transported the set the same day, and miraculously fixed everything before our dinner guests arrived that weekend! Barry is incredibly skilled and knowledgable- and he's a sweetheart to boot! I'm so immensely fortunate to have found him, and I'm psyched my dining room set looks and feels as good as new! Can't recommend him enough!

Anne did an amazing job re-caning the seat of my dining chair. Affordable and looks like new. She…read morematched the style and dye of the original caning. Very talented!

I have an 150 year old antique rocker that had a large hole in the seat caning. Anne not only…read morereplaced all of the caning, but she also replicated the weave exactly. Before and after pictures are below. I was amazed. I recommend Anne highly.

We've been collecting mid century modern furniture for our new home, and Carolina Furniture…read moreRestoration has become our absolute go to for bringing these pieces back to life. They restored our Merton Gershun Accord bedroom set, which we sourced from different vendors. The nightstands, dresser, and mirror were in decent shape, but the headboard was in a bit rougher shape. Now every single piece looks cohesive, flawless, and honestly better than we ever imagined. We also brought them a 1969 Lane coffee table we found on Facebook Marketplace. It had water stains, uneven legs, and plenty of wear. Brian worked his magic, and it came back looking like a showpiece. It is perfectly restored, structurally solid, and visually stunning. On top of that, we purchased unfinished wood bedframes and had them tone and color matched to our MCM sets. The match is spot on !!!! You'd never know they weren't part of the original collection. Their attention to detail is incredible, pricing is excellent, craftsmanship is outstanding, and communication/responsiveness is top tier. They keep you in the loop with pictures of the restoration process. They're also refreshingly no nonsense and genuinely do right by you. They explain exactly what needs to be done and why. While other places gave quotes based on photos, Brian actually came out to our storage locker to inspect everything firsthand so he could give an accurate assessment. Brian was more than happy to help us decide on our furniture purchases. We had seen two headboards for our Gerhsun set on ebay at vastly different price points. Both would have needed to be restored, though one looked in a bit worse shape than the other. Brian expertly steered us to purchasing what we needed and saved us significant cash. One final thing, is Carolina Furniture restoration is able to accommodate tight timelines without sacrificing quality. Carolina Furniture Restoration is the real deal. They are skilled, honest, and passionate about their craft. We couldn't recommend them more highly.

I was treated professionally. The price was high - a minimum of two hours at $140 an hour so I…read moreexpected a solid job. He did find the hinges I needed for the doors on a dresser even though the dresser old. He put them in but did not show me till after that he had to remove some wood pieces on side to get the hinges to fit. It looks bad but will look better when I stain exposed areas. My one major complaint is that one door is perfect and closes well. The other door is slightly off - when I close it rubs against the side of the dresser. In closing it has actually "shaved" off some of the wood on the door. I will have to sand the door to keep it from rubbing on the side of the dresser