Notice regarding price increase
To Our Valued Customers,
As you know, the pandemic is causing all sorts of issues across the country and around the world. The country has been faced with rising costs on everything from cars to computer chips to the food we eat. Supply chain issues and labor shortages are two of the driving factors.
We’ve seen our costs go up, too. Lumber prices have risen more than 40% and are not expected to fall in 2022. Our cost for refinishing chemicals has risen by hundreds of dollars. Wood stains, finishing products, glues, screws, sandpaper, even the rags we use have been hit with price hikes.
We wanted to shield you from these increases as long as possible, but now we’re sorry to say that we simply must pass along some of these rising costs to you, our customers. The new rates go into effect on Tuesday, February 1, 2022.
We look forward to being of service to you in 2022 and beyond.
Dayan Mossberg, owner
The Furniture Professionals
As you know, the pandemic is causing all sorts of issues across the country and around the world. The country has been faced with rising costs on everything from cars to computer chips to the food we eat. Supply chain issues and labor shortages are two of the driving factors.
We’ve seen our costs go up, too. Lumber prices have risen more than 40% and are not expected to fall in 2022. Our cost for refinishing chemicals has risen by hundreds of dollars. Wood stains, finishing products, glues, screws, sandpaper, even the rags we use have been hit with price hikes.
We wanted to shield you from these increases as long as possible, but now we’re sorry to say that we simply must pass along some of these rising costs to you, our customers. The new rates go into effect on Tuesday, February 1, 2022.
We look forward to being of service to you in 2022 and beyond.
Dayan Mossberg, owner
The Furniture Professionals
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Price List 2022
Because there are many styles and types of furniture and different kinds of problems, exact pricing isn't available without seeing the item. These prices are rough guidelines. For a more exact estimate please send us pictures by email (info@thefurnitureprofessionals.com) or text (515-978-8491).
IN-SHOP REPAIRS
- Our hourly rate is $90, with a shop minimum of $75.
- Basic reglue dining room chair: $90Reglue rocking chair: $150-$180
- Turned replacement spindle for a chair: $90
- Hand sewn couch: $80 per section
- Patio frame webbing: $100 small seat, $160 large seat, includes materials and labor
- Sofa repairs: Average 1-2 hours @ $90/hr
- Recliner repairs: Hourly rate, typically $125 - $250
- Touch-up of wood furniture
- Touch-up of cabinets
- Repair of ripped seams
- Some recliner repairs
- Drawer glides
- In-home insurance inspections and quote: $95/hr
CANING There are two types of cane: pressed cane (also called sheet cane) and hand caned. These are the prices for pressed cane, which is done in shop. Hand cane is out-sourced.
- Small seat: $125 Large seat: $140
- Small back: $135 Large back: $160
- Staining to match: $45-$60
- Hand caning: $4 per hole (count holes around the perimeter of the seat. Average chair is about 74 holes = $296)
- Restoration of leather couch: Starts at $300
- Leather restoration of recliner: Starts at $250
- Restoration of leather cushions: Starts at $75 each.
- Cushions, pigmented: $50 - $75 (opaque, color sits on top of leather, like paint)
- Cushions, aniline: (Transparent, color sinks into the leather. Not all aniline cushions can be touched up. This work cannot be done in the home.
- Upholstery fabric: Averages $50-$60 per yard. 3/4 yd covers two seat covers. Welt cord: $15, requires an additional 1/4 yd of fabric
- Sofa cushion foam: Foam is sold by the board foot so exact measurements are needed for an accurate quote (length, width and depth). A typical couch cushion averages $110 - $130
- New wooden seat pan for upholstering: $20 - $25
- Labor for installing foam in cushions: $50
- New loose fill for back cushions: $70 - $90, depending on size
- Dining room chair: $210
- Dining room table top: $650 - $850
- Dining room table base: $200 - $350
- Table leaf: $90 per leaf
- Dresser: $650 - $850
- Side table: $400 - $450
- Wash stand: $650
- Night stand: $400
- Headboard: $600 - $700
- Mirror: $200 - $300 depending on how detailed it is
- Rocker: $350 - $400
- Trunks: $450.
- Replace trunk straps: $130 Replace trunk handles $120
- Interior doors: $400 - $600 Exterior doors: $700 and up Armoire: $900 and up
- Tall boy chest: $700 - $900
- Solid wood dining table: $185.
- Veneer table: $275
- Stained door: $180
- Dining room chair, unpainted: $75.
- Cabinet doors are based on size. Here are some common sizes as examples: 1
- 5 x 24: $35 if finished, add $15 for painted doors
- Painted solid wood table: $320
- Painted veneer table: $350
- Painted door: starting at $275
- Dining room chair, painted: $150.
- 24 x 30: $45 if finished, add $20 if painted
- 24 x 60: $75 if finished, add $35 if painted
OUTDOOR FURNITURE New slings are roughly $100 per sling plus $65 installation. Must come in to have a chair measured. Call for more details. Patio frame webbing: $80 small seat, $160 large seat, includes materials and labor
January 2022. Prices may change without notice.