Spaso is amazingly knowledgeable and reliable; I would trust him with any piece of furniture I own…read more I had been told my beloved dining table needed to be refinished due to water rings, but he simply restored it in a couple of hours (for a fraction of the cost to refinish it), and it looks perfect. He came to NYC and did the job in just a couple of hours, along with a few other pieces of wood furniture that needed help. I can't say enough good things about Fix My Furniture. Spaso, thank you so much!

Spaso came out to Brooklyn and made my antique table look incredible! The process he used did have…read morea strong smell but it went away quickly. He gave me instructions on how to maintain the beauty of the table. Overall, I am VERY pleased with the outcome.

We had 2 club chairs re upholstered by Oscar Deco and they did a fabulous job! I was thrilled when…read morewe got our chairs back! They looked absolutely gorgeous! Oscar picked the chairs up and delivered them back to us when n such a timely manner and was so very nice and helpful! It was such a great experience and we can't wait to use them again!! We highly recommend using them for all of your upholstery needs! We certainly will be only using them!! Fantastic high quality work and a pleasure to do business with!

I don't know what happened to this place. My first experience couldn't have been better. I…read morerecommend them to my other people who also had a good experience. But it seems the company is under new ownership. My more recent job with them was subpar. When I reached out to them, they tried to blame me for misusing the item. The item was a diner booth bench. I was sitting on it! How could I misuse it?! Eventually they agreed to pick up and fix it but not before I had to fight with them to do so. Everyone makes mistakes. It's how you deal with them that makes all the difference. If they had simply apologized and fixed their mistake, I wouldn't have to be writing this bad review.

I contacted Wild Restoration and Upholstery through Yelp to repair the caning on a chair I had…read moreowned for some 40 years. They did a beautiful job and the price was very reasonable. They picked up and delivered the repaired chair for a modest fee. I will surely use them again should I need any furniture repair.

We had two chairs that we loved to death over 25 years.  When we looked for new chairs, nothing…read morecompared, so we started looking for upholstery specialists.  I was a little nervous about taking my beloved chairs to Wild, so I started with a few pieces that needed repair that I wasn't so in love with.  They did an excellent job.  I took the chance and talked to them about the chairs. Net/net, they did a fantastic job!  The only issue was that it took a long time to get the leather we wanted.  Since they are a small shop, they don't have the quick access that a larger shop has.  However, once they had the leather, it took just a few weeks to complete the job.  Another thing to be aware of is that they couldn't do pick-up and delivery.  I had to get the chairs to them and back home, which we did.   We are so happy that our 25-year-old chairs look like new.  If you have the time to wait and the ability to get the items to them, I highly recommend their services!

Great advice given about our couch malfunction. He diagnosed the problem online and advised us…read morethat it probably wasn't necessary for him to come and look at it and charge us. We figured out what was wrong with his aid and were able to fix it ourselves. What more is there to say?

J was great to interact with. He was responsive, courteous, on-time, and provided a fair price…read morequote for a door frame fix. Appreciated his patience and customer service, and would definitely recommend him.

They were fast to respond. Quality was excellent. They deserve a 5 . Thank you again. I would…read morehighly recommend them.

Quick, dependable service and most important to me was the exquisite attention to detail.read more

They were so fast to respond. I just did not have time. Other things came up. I would really…read morerecommend them.

It was my first time using a Upholstery company and I could not be so pleased with the result…read more Hoover is amazing to work with, he knows what he is doing and give the best advise. I found him on Yelp and I'll definitely use him again on another project. Thank you for the beautiful work on my loveseat.

These guys were quick, pleasant and professional and did a great job on my dresser drawers, which…read morehad been sagging and falling apart. AFS gave them new life and they are now sturdier than when they were new. Also they were very good to deal with. Both the pickup and the drop-off of the drawers went very smoothly. I was given a 3-hour window for both, and the pro arrived well within the first 30 minutes for the pickup, and right on the stroke of the first hour for the delivery. I would definitely use these guys again and would recommend them to others.

Good service--installation rep was courteous and skilled. Used AFS twice and would use again!read more

Sylvain worked on an antique mahogany dining room table about a year and a half ago. I was…read moremoderately satisfied with his work then but not completely because the table wasn't put back together properly. I should have contacted him then but didn't and that's on me. But within a year the finish on the table looks bad. So I'm not happy with the work and wouldn't recommend him.

I had some antique loveseat cushions that were badly deflated that I needed re-stuffed before a big…read moreparty. Sylvain was able to work with my quick timeframe and was very communicative about timing and costs. The cushions feel brand new and well stuffed. Several people at my party commented on how comfortable it was to sit on the loveseat. Would use Antiqcare again for my furniture needs!

The two fine gentlemen in this shop fixed my vintage lighter from 1940. Very happy with the…read moreservice. Thanks guys!!

We should have taken the previous negative reviews more seriously. Although the location may be…read moreappealing, our experience was disappointing and unprofessional. We cannot recommend this business and will not trust it with any of our other pieces for repair. And we felt the experience was so disappointing that we would not even buy anything from this place, despite the convenient location. We brought in a piece for minor touch-ups and to glue back a small, approximately 1 1/2-inch piece that had chipped off. We clearly explained that we were not asking for a full repaint, reconstruction, or extensive cleaning. The owner "Bob" initially quoted the work at "under $200." We then started talking to the owner. He even asked personal questions including how much we money make, "Do you make $150?" In any case, the work was given to another man, who looked 40s/50s and appeared very rushed from the get-go. He initially had to leave to purchase glue. After about 45 minutes for the glue to apparently dry, Bob told us the total would be $200. He said the full $200 "was implied." During this short time, we overheard negative comments being made about customers. Bob looked at photos of the piece (taken by another employee) and both said they were not happy with the work, and that the guy in the back rushes too much. We were asked to return a few days later. We did so. When we arrived a few days later, we were not told that the additional touch-ups we had discussed had not been completed. These areas had been marked with tape. When we returned, Bob directed us to enter the workshop and inspect the piece, but he did not explain that the work was incomplete or personally inspect it. Nor did he even know that the work wasn't done. The same 40s/50s-ish age guy in the back told us he "doesn't have any patience" for this type of work. He made dismissive comments about the piece, said "Bob is too old" to do the work himself, and refused to address the minor areas we had specifically discussed with Bob prior to leaving it. When we questioned the worker in the back why the agreed-upon touch-ups had not been done, he raised his voice and told us to leave the workshop, saying that we were "in his space." We found the interaction hostile and unprofessional and even kind of abusive. He even called us a derogatory term. This was especially confusing because Bob had directed us to inspect the piece in the back. The worker then told us to inform Bob that the work was not completed and that he was finished gluing the broken piece. He actually rejected the touch ups that owner Bob ensured would be complete by this day. But they were not done, Bob didn't know, and more troubling he didn't ensure that they would be done. Bob never inspected the work in person, did not adequately supervise the job, and did not offer to complete the touch-ups himself. Although he said he would just charge for the glue and provide a refund, we received only $40 back. The work was incomplete and did not reflect what we understood had been agreed upon. We were not expecting perfection or extensive restoration, but we did expect the clearly discussed minor touch-ups to be completed. And for the owner Bob to stand behind the work, even if it meant him to do it himself. He literally told us to go buy some supplies at the craft store one block away. So dismissive and unaccountable to his generous customers. The main issue here are lack of communication, supervision, accountability, and willingness to resolve the problem. We also explained that we had brought the piece from out of state and had other items we were considering bringing in for repair and resale. Bob dismissed this and said it, "doesn't matter." We felt even $100 was not justified for simply gluing the piece, particularly since the agreed-upon touch-ups were not done. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this business and will not bring our other pieces here. There are many other businesses to choose from. This one does not meet our expectations in any way and found the items being sold in the store largely junk. At least with Salvation Army or the other charity based ones are better in our view because the money goes to a good cause. Housing Works, Habitat For Humanity, Re/Store, etc all have quality products without the drama of this place.

The Best!! On time, extremely professional, did a great job fixing our couch. Thank you so much.read more

BEWARE. I contacted this company for a new slipcover for my 90" sofa (with one long bench cushion)…read moreand provided the dimensions and details upfront. They gave me a written estimate of $225-$475. Based on that estimate, I paid $50 for an in-home consultation. The person they sent was a super nice, dog loving guy, but I'm honestly not sure why he came as he didn't even take measurements and we spent the entire time chatting about dogs. Their final quote? $2,600 PLUS fabric: $2,200 for the slipcover and $400 for pickup/delivery. No other professional I contacted said the sofa needed to leave my home. It's a slipcover. While he was here, I also asked for an estimate to replace a tiny 8.5" x 1.2" strip of veneer missing from one small leg of a standard teak console. Again, no measurements. Their quote was $560-$640 PLUS $450 pickup/delivery - potentially $1,090 for one tiny strip of veneer. The same thing happened to the other side of this console a couple of years ago, and I had it professionally repaired for $150. The repair person simply brought the repaired panel back. There was no need to haul away the entire console. For the sofa, I've received quotes of approximately $675 and $875 plus fabric elsewhere. Even Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, a luxury furniture company, quoted approximately $1,440 INCLUDING Sunbrella fabric. And here's the best part: this company actually told me to ask ChatGPT and I'd see that their pricing was fair. So I did. I gave ChatGPT the sofa measurements and the specific sofa, which it found online. Its assessment? Their price was extraordinarily high for a replacement slipcover. So, thanks for the suggestion! If your prices are that high, be transparent about them upfront. Don't give potential customers a $225-$475 range and then charge them $50 to discover the real number. Save your $50 and get estimates elsewhere. I even posted pictures of the furniture so you could see for yourself.