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

The second factor to consider is the technical complexity of the repair. We can easily and properly repair furniture with loose glued joints, failed screws, or broken hardware. Furniture with wood structure damaged by damp or with large areas of delamination requires complex intervention that might approach the cost of an equivalent new item. In such cases, we'll let you know so you can make an informed decision. Seasonal movement typical of solid wood with humidity. We adjust hinges or shave off 1-2 mm from the rubbing area to ensure a proper fit year-round. Solid wood is the traditional, robust, repairable, and durable option. Its drawback is seasonal movement with humidity: in damp summer it absorbs water and swells, in dry winter it shrinks. This causes some doors to rub against the frame in July-August and have noticeable gaps in January-February. For homes lived in year-round in areas with stable humidity, this isn't a problem. For holiday homes with long periods of being unoccupied or with intermittent heating, the movement is more noticeable.

For pieces of great historical or artistic value, we refer clients to a specialist external restorer with whom we collaborate. Museum-quality restorations require specific training that goes beyond general carpentry. The most common question clients with damaged furniture ask us is whether it's worth repairing or better to buy new. The answer depends on three factors: sentimental value, original manufacturing quality, and the repair cost versus a new equivalent. For furniture from IKEA, Conforama, and similar budget ranges, where the price of a new table or chair is reasonable, repairs are rarely worthwhile except for very specific simple cases. For mid-to-high-end furniture, antique heirlooms, or pieces with sentimental value, repair almost always makes sense. Replacing them with solid wood equivalents would be much more expensive, and the original furniture has a manufacturing quality no longer found in new production. Replacing handles is the most cost-effective aesthetic improvement. A new, mid-range quality handle (chrome-plated or lacquered steel) changes the perception of the door and lasts 20-30 years without issues. For bathrooms and bedrooms, handles with a simple interior lock. For exterior doors leading to a patio or terrace, we recommend a lock with a quality cylinder if there's a risk of intrusion.

The price for flooring and parquet in El Bon Pastor typically ranges between €96 and €2200. The final amount 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 quick fixes. Replacing them with new ones of the same style or an updated design can visually transform a 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 ranges or antique furniture, it's almost always worth it.