She did a beautiful job upholstering a rocking chair that…read morehad been in the family for 30 years. It had a lot of stitching, piping, gathering and buttons which she easily handled at far less of a price that another local upholsterer had given. I could not recommend her enough. So happy with it!

My husband and I had 2 wingback chairs we wanted redone, and took it to Pam here at Lady Bug. She…read morehad initially said it would be a couple weeks till she got to them, because she had some other orders to do. She got to them within a week! She was quick and efficient and they came out so lovely! They look gorgeous and I'm thankful we decided to take the chairs to her. Thank you Pam!

We worked with Justin on 3 custom pieces for our bedroom. We knew we wanted to feature live edge…read morewood but we had specific designs / measurements we wanted. Justin worked with us to confirm the height of our bed and headboard, the dimensions for our nightstands, and the dimensions and specific design of our dresser. We're very happy with the result. Prices are fair for the quality of the work. We have been very happy with the craftsmanship. The custom nature of these orders means there is a wait time, but we were in no rush and were very happy with the products we got. I will highlight that we specifically asked about low VOC finishes and were assured that's what they use. When our bed arrived, it had no smell. Our dresser does have a very strong smell and it does transfer onto clothes still, even though we aired out of room for a day after it arrived, wiped it down, and it's been 4 weeks now. White glove delivery was also included and both times (it was two separate orders, months apart) the delivery people were professional and were careful about placing items where we wanted, and not damaging anything while entering our home / navigating stairs and tight corners.

I've been wanting a Sam Maloof style wood rocking chair for over 25 years, since first seeing…read morevarious examples of them at a Portland shop in the 1990's. I hired Makers Woodworks, based on a recommendation. Garrett & Justin worked closely with me on the chair design, wood selection, and other project details. They regularly updated me as the work progressed. The chair turned out beautifully. It not only looks great, but just as importantly, it feels great to sit in. The craftsmanship is outstanding, and their attention to detail is obvious. The project was completed on time, and for a very fair price. I couldn't be happier with the finished product, and with my overall experience. I would hire Makers Woodworks again for other projects, and recommend them to anyone looking for high quality, custom wood furniture from experienced craftsman who stand by their work.

My family have been customers here for decades. Clemmer's ALWAYS has the best prices. They are out…read moreof the way, but that is part of the charm of their business. A no-nonsense showroom, friendly service, and the LOWEST prices in area have kept us coming back here since the 80's.

Just be warned, we special ordered a chair. We were told if we didn't like it we didn't have to…read morekeep it and they would refund the balance. My husband and I both heard s them. When it arrived 10 months later a totally different color, they told us they never said that and the chair was ours! I will never shop there again.

Respectful and competent; years of experience in all kinds of repairs and new. Cushions built…read morepretty fast and with good quality in our case.

They did a great job estimating and increasing the seat cushioning, picking up and delivering the…read morefinished product. I was very happy with all the service delivered and have already recommended them to others!

MPF Conservation is the best in the business. I worked with them to restore a vintage state flag…read morefrom the 60s that was in terrible shape. From start to finish, my heirloom couldn't have been in more caring and capable hands. They're true experts in their fields - the perfect balance of artist, chemist, historian and caretaker. We had several phone calls about the restoration process and approach - I learned so much! They went above and beyond every step of the way and I couldn't be more thrilled with the final outcome. Portland is lucky to have MPF Conservation as a resource to help preserve and restore all old things we love.

Mitchell and Kate are consummate professionals who take their time with every piece from initial…read moreresearch through delivery of the final product. Their knowledge of antiques is incredible. I had a pair of large "armoires" I had inherited from family in Brazil, and they were not only able to identify them as bride and groom chests but also determine the approximate date of creation. They did a fabulous job of repairing the 200-year-old lock on one and replicating a missing lion's foot on the other. Plus great communication. Can't recommend highly enough!

Great movers who are hard working, respectful and have good attitudes…read more They have EV trucks too which is cool! Shoutout to Dominique, Josh and Alexius (I believe that is their names)!!

Yeah, don't go with these guys. i had specific instructions for my move both to the rep on the…read morephone (xavier he's great) and to them directly. all were not really cared for properly. I should have just gotten my friends and a uhaul to move, but i was promised it would take 5hrs. i was billed 5.5hrs. tip top of the money i had left. and they didn't even have time to move everything. why? because their recklessness with my things i didn't want them carrying my computer monitors. they were hired to pack and move stuff across portland. they came at 1:30 when they said only to tell me that they didn't know they needed all the packing stuff. they eventually arrived nearly 2hrs later and towards the END Of the original window i was promised without any 'hey we will be there at this ETA' they said they got stuck behind a train, which is fine i guess? but no update after that until i called and complained, which got me a 5% discount, which is nice i guess? but like everything that happened after were MASSIVE red flags, both for the computer and the 'movers' which felt like contractors they just hired for whatever without properly vetting. i had a small move, 2 rooms. they were the slowest movers and most reckless movers i've ever hired. but i don't really blame them fully for that. supposedly they were working since 8am and just drove up from salem or something. they didn't even eat lunch. is that even legal?! no wonder they came to the door exhausted already and out of it. These 2 guys did the best they could, but honestly with how exhausted I was from helping them (something i SHOULDN'T HAVE HAD TO DO), they were doing a good job, but that doesn't really matter. in the end this guy ruined my 2000 custom built standing desk for music. not sure if i can get it repaired or fixed. he undid it and said he will put it back together. it was pretty easy just a few bolts into the joints between the wooden top and the legs and putting on the keyboard tray. easy stuff for the most part (when you have a drill, i don't own one). this guy didn't even look at where he was drilling or understand how the desk was put together after showing him specific things. he just drilled in the bolts and they hit a part that they're supposed to go into but was put in backwards making it impossible (on purpose) to get the screw in. this guy just kept drilling harder and harder and when i asked him about it he was like yeah it's supposed to sound like that. He either was so exhausted he couldn't think straight or just took on tasks he could have said 'yeah i don't know how to do that, can you do it?' either way now i have a broken desk that's only partially built and put together. i am really glad i moved all of my expensive stuff to my place with a friend last weekend, because they definitely would have broken a lot of very expensive things! I also gave them a mattress cover to put on the mattress, and they struggled doing that. You are movers wtf?! i zipped it up about half way and moved on. Then when we got to my new place they didn't even use it and put the mattress on the pavement to get a better angle or something. like what was the point in bringing it?! They also dropped a bunch of precious memories i had in a bin in a bin, they said they took them out because the outer bin couldn't close (bs). They were holding it open wrapped around their arm and i asked them to close it as it doesn't look secure and he said it would be fine, then immediately drops it with pictures and papers dropping on the ground and getting dirty. Anyway this all just happened. and there's no way I can live in my new place due to the lack of time they afforded to me to actually place things in the right spot. At least my bed is in the right spot. luckily for now i am in a short term rental because my last place had mold and why I am moving. i am highly allergic and being there as long as i did, both to wait for them to show up and how slowly they worked on loading the truck, I am feeling sick again because of it. The estimate was low balled to say the least because these guys move at a snails pace because this company overworks them and treats likely their staff like crap. these are probably more desperate people looking for an easy pay day. one guy was like 'i worked 4 days this month' and the other one worked 6 days in a row. a 12 hr day without a break outside of driving (which isn't a break) isn't really fair or legal? I paid nearly 1k for this move, and you can't afford to give these people a proper break between moves? I'm sure they weren't making nearly enough either. Lastly they pressured me to sign a thing at the end of the receipt that says everything was delivered intact, which i didn't sign. Anyway go with another company, not worth the risk. I didn't have another weekend to do this move as i need to have a livable space and that takes time as well. Anyway the movers were careless, slow, expensive, and ignored instructions.