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The owner Alvis M. reupholstered my round ottoman, a chair, and 2 counter stools. She also made me a custom roman shade, a bolster pillow for my chair and is currently making all of my custom window treatments. EVERYTHING she has done so far came out gorgeous :-) She has the best prices and does beautiful work! If your looking for ANYTHING to be made for your home she can do it!Hudson's Furniture ShowroomHudson's Furniture is very easy to work with. Our sales consultant, Scott, was very patient answering all of my questions, and tried to find the family room furniture to fit our needs. I highly recommend Hudson's Furniture. The quality of service was exceptional, and they even worked with me on a later delivery date due to our family being out of town. Plus, our furniture looks great!Hudson's Furniture ShowroomVery pleased w Sales Manager Richard Not completely satisfied w my purchase My purchase was very questionable if it was first quality or possibly a factory second Richard referred me to Customer Service who will be helping me w my concern.

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Sorry for the inconvenience. When do you plan on purchasing? Choose Your Time Frame Which Model are you looking at? 2nd Model are you looking at? "Every time I go the Wickliffe store they treat me as a friend. Over the years they have always helped me with all of my questions, above and beyond other places." Pete M. – Richmond Hts., OH "Our salesperson was so knowledgeable on the Big Green Egg and also informed us on how we could purchase a patio set for a great price. So happy the have all of these items from Litehouse, as we are planning an after wedding party this September in our backyard, and our patio is now complete! Diane H. – North Ridgeville, OH "The staff at the store is so very helpful and is always there to help with any problems. I would recommend them to anyone!" Betty D. – Eastlake, OHIf a leg breaks off a dining room chair, a puppy chews a hole in the rug, a sewing machine jams or a grandfather clock stills, there are people in the Washington area who can help.

●Although many things in homes today seem to be disposable, there are still lots of possessions both old and new that deserve to be fixed properly. We called a posse of interior designers, antiques dealers, auctioneers, appraisers and other experts to find out whom they trust for their most important repair and restoration jobs. Many of these recommended companies are neighborhood or family firms that have been doing what they do for generations. ● “You have to find repair people who have a lot of experience and have worked with many different kinds of objects,” says Jodi Macklin, a Chevy Chase interior designer. “And you have to have a level of trust with them.” When a store makes house calls for grandfather clocks, you know it’s serious about its work. Owner Edward Compton of Ecker’s Clock & Watch Shop has been in business about 33 years. His workshop is often recommended by antique dealers and auctioneers. Compton, who grew up in a family of clock- and watchmakers, gives free estimates, and his charges are determined on a case-by-case basis.

“When someone presents me with an item to be repaired,” he says, “I can give them an idea of how long the repair will take and what will be involved.” Ecker’s Clock & Watch Shop, 8010 Norfolk Ave., Bethesda. Georgetown Refinishing and Antique Restoration has been in business since the 1950s, repairing and restoring antiques and other home furnishings. In 2007, the business was bought by Bill and Debbie Schoenbauer, who run Schoenbauer Furniture Service in St. Mary’s County, their own fourth-generation restoration business. Bill Schoenbauer says both companies offer free estimates and can usually give a range of prices for work needed just by looking at the owner’s photographs. Both companies pick up daily in the Washington area. To have someone come to your home to remove a water ring from a table, expect to pay about $150 to $200, he says. To have a basic wood dining chair reglued at their shop costs $75 and up. Designer Jodi Macklin says she has a great deal of trust in the company, whether it’s polishing a dining table or replacing the leg on a chair.

Georgetown Refinishing and Antique Restoration, 30507 Potomac Way, Charlotte Hall, Md. 202 333-3311. . When Georgetown designer Susan Beimler locates the perfect antique chandelier for a client, it often needs a part replaced, wiring fixed or a length of custom-made chain. She brings the chandeliers to Artisan Lamp in Cleveland Park. For 35 years, the business has been repairing and restoring table lamps, floor lamps, sconces and other lighting. John Teymourian, one of the owners, says Washingtonians bring in a lot of old European lamps they pick up at auctions or estate sales. The good news is, Artisan will also take on a repair as simple as a new socket, for which the minimum charge is $15. Minor repairs can often be done while you wait. “We are like an old-fashioned neighborhood store,” Teymourian says. “We try to help people with whatever they need.” Artisan Lamp, 3331 Connecticut Ave. NW. 202-244-8900. . Virginians have been taking their heirloom silver tea sets and silver bar trays to Lawrence Miller & Co. since 1968.

Designer Victoria Sanchez and her family are no different. “My mom took some of her old pieces here to be resilvered and had things like broken handles repaired,” Sanchez says. “They seem to be able to fix everything.” The company works on both family antiques and flea market finds. According to manager Tim Shaheen, the charge is about $35 to repair a fork damaged in a garbage disposal. A scratched medium-size silver serving tray can be buffed for about $100. Lawrence Miller & Co., 121 S. Royal St. Alexandria. Local collectors were always asking Doug Meyers where to have their Broyhill Brasilia cabinets or Knoll leather chairs restored. Meyers himself was constantly searching for knowledgeable experts; he sells Danish and American mid-century modern furnishings at Modern Mobler, his store in Washington’s Takoma neighborhood. So Meyers has now added furniture restoration to his business; he also has stockpiled spare parts for mid-century furniture. “Our goal is to take on as much of the restoration of a piece that we can without affecting the patina,” Meyers says.

“It’s a juggling game. ‘Should I leave it alone?’ ‘Is it worth more if I don’t restore it?’ But at the end of the day, it’s the customer’s piece of furniture, and it has to work for them.” Labor for refinishing starts at $65 an hour. The price to replace a slip seat on a 1960s Danish modern dining chair in a period-appropriate textured vinyl starts at $75. Modern Mobler, 7313 Georgia Ave. NW. 571-594-2201. . Auction houses see a lot of old paintings that havespent many years accumulating layers of household dirt and cigarette smoke. When Elizabeth Wainstein, owner of Alexandria’s Potomack Co.auction house, is asked for the name of a talented artwork restorer, she shares that of Andrzej Pinkowski. Wainstein, who has used Pinkowski for her own paintings, says it is amazing to see the original colors of a work emerge after a cleaning. Pinkowski studied restoration in his native Poland and has been in the business for 44 years; his son Lukasz works with him. If a painting has severe damage, restoring it can be an elaborate procedure.

The Pinkowskis will also repair holes in a canvas or fix damaged frames. They charge $50 and up per hour for labor and give free estimates by appointment. Andrzej Pinkowski Art Restoration and Conservation Studios, 3109 Budd Way Alexandria. Alexandria designer Victoria Sanchez has been using the cleaning and repair services of J&J Oriental Rug Gallery for years. “When you walk in there with your rug, they give you their undivided attention and address your concerns,” Sanchez says. “They really know what they’re doing, and they really care.” The company, established in 1978, has experts in weaving and repair for issues such as tears, missing fringe, moth holes, pet damage and worn pile. According to manager Nathalie Nabatkhorian, the basic cleaning charge for a rug brought into the shop is $2 per square foot (an 8-by-10 foot rug would cost $160). If you have the company pick up the rug and return it, it’s $3 a square foot ($240 for that 8-by-10), but that includes moving your furniture on and off the rug.

J&J Oriental Rug Gallery, 1200 King St., Alexandria. The owners of G Street Fabrics know sewing machines: Their family has sold fabric since 1942. When customers need machines serviced, Michael Greenzaid, a co-owner of the business with stores in Rockville, Centreville and Falls Church, has the answers. If the machine is a Bernina, G Street Fabrics can service it; it will cost about $120 to have a Bernina cleaned and checked out. If a customer has a Singer, Kenmore or any other brand, Greenzaid will send him or her to one of four area Brothers Sew & Vacs. Mike Morris, a vice president of the family firm that started in 1956, says Brothers can repair virtually all brands. The store fixed first lady Rosalynn Carter’s sewing machine in the 1970s (she had a Pfaff machine), and it services machines for local theater costume shops. Machines are checked into the “sewing machine hospital” to be evaluated; it’s about $99 to $159 for a cleaning and tuneup. Brothers also repairs vacuums. Brothers Sew & Vac, Rockville, Silver Spring, Washington and Bethesda.