Investment Guide

What does furniture restoration cost?

The honest answer: it depends on the piece. This page explains what affects the quote before you reach out.

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Solid wood restoration is custom labor. Photos let us protect both sides: you get realistic direction, and the work gets scoped correctly.

Planning Ranges

Real starting points before a final photo quote.

Every quote still depends on size, repairs, prep, finish direction, stairs, pickup, and material. These ranges help you decide whether the project is worth discussing before you send photos.

Small tables / simple nightstand$175–$325+
Pair of nightstands$350–$650+
Desk, vanity, or console$450–$950+
Dresser / buffet / sideboard$650–$1,400+
Bedroom set or multi-piece project$1,200–$3,500+
Repair, hardware, or surface correction$75–$300+ add-on

These are planning anchors, not automatic quotes. Photos decide the real scope.

Cost Factors

What changes the investment?

Size and shape

A nightstand, long dresser, table, buffet, or cabinet can require very different prep and finish time.

Material and condition

Solid wood, veneer, old paint, water damage, missing veneer, chips, and deep scratches all affect the scope.

Finish direction

Paint, stain, two-tone work, natural wood, stripping, sealing, and hardware updates require different processes.

Handoff

Pickup, delivery, stairs, size, and schedule can affect the final plan.

Best Fit

Broken Souls is not built for quick flips.

We are best for people who want a durable finish, careful repair, and a piece that earns a permanent place in the home. If the piece is solid, sentimental, or hard to replace with the same quality, restoration can be worth the investment.

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