Call us, write us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we will respond in less than 10 minutes during business hours. Call us, write us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we will respond in less than 10 minutes during business hours. Fast home repairs. Complex restorations with sanding and varnishing, in our own workshop. Collection and delivery included in the quote.

Motorisation requires electrical power to the top box. If the box wall already has an electrical cable nearby (typically from the adjacent room's plug), installation is straightforward. Otherwise, a cable needs to be routed via an external conduit or a hidden channel. The complete motorisation operation takes 2-3 hours per blind when power is nearby. For all blinds in an entire house, we can do it in 1-2 days. A highly requested improvement today is to combine a motorised blind with a roller mosquito net integrated into the same box. This allows both the blind and the mosquito net to operate independently, both hidden when not in use. It is the standard solution in modern new construction. For renovations of existing homes, it requires replacing the entire box with a new, deeper one that accommodates both systems. The second factor to consider is the technical complexity of the repair. For furniture with glued joints that have opened, screws that have come loose, or broken hardware, we can repair it easily and well. For furniture with wood structure damaged by humidity or with veneer detachment over large areas, complex intervention may be required, which could approach the cost of an equivalent new piece of furniture. In such cases, we will inform you so that you can make an informed decision.

If the blind slats are cracked, discoloured, and brittle (typical for blinds over 25-30 years old exposed to the sun), repairing point by point becomes uneconomical. Replacing the entire blind with a modern model costs two to three times more than just changing the tape. In return, it gives you another 25-30 years of trouble-free use. Modern slats are injected and filled with polyurethane, much more insulating than old hollow ones, thus improving thermal insulation. And you can request integrated motorisation from the factory. The most common question customers ask us with damaged furniture is whether it's worth repairing or if it's better to buy a new one. The answer depends on three factors: sentimental value of the furniture, original manufacturing quality, and repair cost versus an equivalent new item. For economic range furniture from IKEA, Conforama, and similar brands, where the price of a new table or chair is reasonable, repair rarely pays off except in very simple, specific cases. For mid-to-high-end furniture, antique heirlooms, or items with sentimental value, repair almost always makes sense. Replacing them with solid wood equivalents has a much higher cost, and the original furniture often has a manufacturing quality no longer found in new production. For pieces of great historical or artistic value, we refer them to an external specialised restorer with whom we collaborate. Museum-quality restorations require specific training that goes beyond general carpentry.

The price of custom wardrobes in La Guineueta usually ranges between €86 and €1520. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. Broken or loose handles and knobs are a quick fix. Replacing them with new handles of the same style or an updated one visually transforms an entire piece of furniture at a reasonable cost. Generally no, except in very specific cases. The price of an equivalent new IKEA item is low. For mid-to-high-end or antique furniture, it almost always pays off.