Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll respond within 10 minutes during business hours. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll respond within 10 minutes during business hours. The price depends on the service and complexity. We will send you a clear, no-obligation quote before any work begins.

Chairs that wobble at the joints are the most common fault. The glued joints of the legs to the seat give way over time due to continuous use. Correct repair requires disassembling the chair, cleaning the joint surfaces by removing old dry glue, re-gluing with appropriate wood glue. Clamping for 24 hours to cure. A well-repaired chair can last another 30-40 years without wobbling again. Solid wood is the traditional, robust, restorable, and durable option. Its drawback is seasonal movement with humidity: in humid summers, it absorbs water and swells; in dry winters, it contracts. This causes some doors to rub against the frame in July-August and show visible gaps in January-February. For homes occupied all year in areas with stable humidity, it's not a problem. For holiday homes with long closed periods or intermittent heating, movement is more noticeable. Typical seasonal movement of solid wood with humidity. We adjust hinges or reduce 1-2 mm in the rubbing area to level it all year round.

The most common question clients with damaged furniture ask us 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 the cost of repair versus a new equivalent. 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, inherited antiques, or items with sentimental value, repair almost always makes sense. Replacing them with solid wood equivalents is significantly more expensive, and the original furniture often boasts a manufacturing quality no longer found in new production. For pieces of great historical or artistic value, we refer to an external specialised restorer with whom we collaborate. Museum-quality restorations require specific training that goes beyond general carpentry. Well-installed, modern interior doors noticeably change the feel of a room. An old, painted solid wood door from the 80s, with worn hinges that rub the floor and a loose handle, immediately lowers the perceived quality of the space. Replacing it with a modern lacquered MDF or multi-layered door with adjustable hidden hinges and a quality handle costs a reasonable amount and lasts another 30-40 years without seasonal movement or the need for periodic varnishing.

The price for decking and parquet in Can Baró typically ranges between €96 and €2200. 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 pulls are a quick fix. Replacing them with new pulls 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 a new IKEA equivalent is low. For mid-to-high-end or antique furniture, it's almost always worth it.