The gentleman was really very nice, he made an appointment. He came to my house, but within two…read moreminutes of flipping my recliner upside down he told me the Gromit was broken, and there was nothing he could do for me. I was sad, but what made me even more sad was I had to hand him $50 cash to tell me that. He said normally he charged 75. I get it. Your time has a value however $25 for gas in the four minutes that he was at my house should've been sufficient enough. As well, there was no informing me that I would have to pay a service fee when I called just to come look at the recliner. So Note To Self if you ever need this gentleman for his services and I'm sure he would've fixed it if he could have, you're going to have to pay a service fee. Again, he was very polite and very kind.

I contacted MrB's through this link. I called the number on the van and got a message saying they…read morewere out of the office till next Monday but they were no longer serving the Portland area. I then went to their website link. I filled out a form requesting service and described my repair. I have an electric recliner that was coming loose. I could tell that nuts needed to be tightened and it was to the point that one had worked its way off. I received a text on my phone, fairly quickly, that said we do these kinds of repairs all the time. When would I be available on Friday (the 20th) which was the next day. I responded and they said the repair would be $150. I thought that was very expensive, but it needed to be done and I did not know who else to contact. So I agreed. Yesterday morning the young man who came was a little late but did get to my house, within the appointed hour. He was respectful and well mannered. He was well prepared with tools. He was Ukranian and spoke little English. He did have a translating app on his phone. He quickly did a good job, tightening all the nuts and I paid him in cash. I do think it was a bit of a pricing gouge, but the work seems well done and quick. And in comparison to the money spent on my chair and the life I will get out of it, it is a small price. The gentleman's name was Oleksander Tatsiuk and was with NextGen (Not Mr. B's)

I'm leaving a second review after the fantastic job they did repairing a 19th-century antique…read morechair. One leg was completely broken off. The Green team managed to reattach it completely seamlessly, and they did it without damaging the original and very fragile silk fabric. Amazing!

I took them my grandmother's rocker that my brother's cat had badly damaged - and it just needed…read moreregluing, repair and refinishing. They repaired and sanded it - then reached out so I could bring them a sample of my upholstery fabric to select an appropriate finish. The finished frame was spectacular. See before, mid, and after shots, below.

Wonderful job reupholstering these old chairs and a couple of bench cushions for us. Wonderful to…read morework with. Excellent communication. Very kind and patient with my process.

I love the results of my reupholstered dining room chairs. The structure and fullness was a concern…read morethat was greatly improved. Nice people to do business with and understood my difficulty in finding their location. As a small business owner, I agree with having a service done by making appointments. I will use them in the future.

Ron Renner did an excellent job with a very antique and large convex mirror. It had a hundred…read morepieces that had chipped off and an unsafe hanging mechanism. He made it presentable and safely hang-able again. Also, his home woodworking shop is amazing - he has every tool possible! Ron is nice, not pushy and incredibly knowledgeable about woodworking and antique repairs. Highly recommend.

Great service. I needed a small piece welded to save some furniture that I didn't want to land in…read morethe garbage. Ron is so nice and personable. He not only fixed the chair leg, but really did a great job with the weld. It's now the best-looking chair leg of the bunch! Will definitely be utilizing his services again in the future.

We had some paint stains/discoloration on our leather couches and after some failed DIY fixes,…read moredecided to engage professionals. Research led us to Leather Pros & Upholstery. We scheduled an appointment and they showed up on time, analyzed the situation and fixed the stains to a point you couldn't tell they were ever there. Super professional and friendly. They hauled away the pieces they couldn't fix to their workshop in Beaverton. To pick them up, you need to make an appointment...just don't show up :). Their prices were reasonable for the amount and quality of work they did. I'll hit them up again should I need work on my leather couches or any upholstering job.

Caution! Do NOT give these people your e-mail address! If you do they will disrespect you and…read moresell your e-mail address to Foursquare. You will then not only be added to Leather Pros spamming e-mail list but also to Squarespaces' spam mailing list! How do I know? Any time I provide an e-mail address to a vendor I create a unique one that is only used for them. Find yourself a more ethical outfit to do business with. Selling your personal e-mail contact information to spammers for a buck or two is really low. I RARELY write a one star review but this one is very well deserved!

Jennifer restored an old Governor Winthrop desk that had been in my family for generations. I…read morecouldn't have been happier with the results! It looks new. She waxes the drawers, added a new backing, fixed the loose joints, and even found new hardware that perfectly matched the desk. I was nervous about stripping down the finish, but the result looked like someone had renewed the finish of the old desk and gave it a new sheen. I was lucky to find her, and I highly recommend her to anyone who wants to entrust a vintage piece to an expert.

From the owner: Styling Yesterday’s Furniture adding exceptional, creative, luxury with each piece!…read more Have your heirloom or dated piece of furniture updated to fit your style today!

We just got another piece of furniture back from Old Friends. Our sideboard was scratched, scarred…read moreand swaybacked. Now it looks like it just came from the original woodworker. Even the inside of the drawers are gorgeous. The only way you could go wrong with these artisans is if you took your furniture somewhere else. Don't call anyone else - start with the best.

High quality seevice. Friendly. Knowledgeable. One of the few shops that cares to repair your…read morevintage fixtures.

This family business has been my go-to for many years. They are super nice people, offer great…read moreservice and do quality work. Aladdin is an absolute treasure!

The owner, Steffen, is a gem. I highly recommend Aladdin Finishers for repairs and restorations.read more

Never use this company. If your insurance company recommends them go somewhere else. They made…read moreplans to come to my house only after weeks of silence and then never showed up. I called 20 minutes after their scheduled arrival time and they said no one was on their way. They are disorganized and only threats from my adjuster made them do anything. Avoid if you can.

In the end, we didn't end up using the services of FM as we live in Portland and they are in…read moreTurner, OR. But Ken spent at least an hour of his time learning about our project and educating us. We felt very well served and taken care of. If the distance was not so far, we would definitely engage with them, and we've told all of our Salem friends about them