Get matched with top furniture refinishers in Lamar, CO

Specialize in furniture refinishing including: cleaning, sanding, repair, painting, staining, simple ulpostery. Unique use of cowhide, leather, nailheads, wood ot silicone embellishments and custom graphics.

Professional service provider with 15 plus years environmental experience. Free estimates provided for local area residents. 2 hour minimum for small projects. Deposit required for acreage projects. Grant writing assistance available for landowners.

Woodpecker Workshop, Inc. is a family owned and operated business based in Garfield County since 1974. Through the master carpentry skills of Bob Layman and his wife Mary, Woodpecker Workshop, Inc. has created high quality furniture and dwelling projects for over 28 years.

E&M Custom Homes, LLC is a sub-contracting company

I have a sub contractor named Big Jon I have know him for 12 years and consider him a trusted and loyal friend. If I to not answer do to noise than he is available for questions. Down home look personalized results and low income pricing avalible.

DJ Woodwork is a craftsman business based in woodworking and construction with artistic skills making furniture as well.

Sofa Biz designs and builds custom furniture and can restore existing pieces --- even antiques! Whether you need a sectional, sofa, love seat, chair or bar stools, Sofa Biz does it all! We would be honored to stretch your leather and stuff your cushions.

BBB A+ rated, we are Full Service Leather Care Specialists and family owned since 1912. Wholesale, retail, insurance, on-site and commercial services. We have the most complete and up to date leather restoration facility in the Rocky Mountain Region and are the only Full Service IICRC Accredited Leather Cleaning, Repair, and Upholstery Company.

At DC Furniture we provide a wide range of custom services throughout the Rocky Mountains. Our abilities include custom case goods, millwork, metal, acrylics and of course upholstered goods. We provide Net pricing to the trade as well as retail options for the general public. All projects require a minimum 50% deposit with final due before Pick up or delivery. Our team includes many highly experienced craftsmen that are paid for quality work ethic versus production incentive. Our team works to selflessly pass on their skills to apprentice craftsmen, insuring the future of our trade.

A locally owned Albuquerque furniture gallery of over 8,000 square feet featuring fine Amish-crafted Mission style, Shaker Style Arts & Crafts Style, and Traditional American furniture. Established 1994. Heirloom Quality: Our fine Amish pieces are crafted of Northern Red Oak, Quarter Sawn White Oak, Cherry, Walnut, Maple, Brown Maple, or Hickory. Amish prefer these hardwoods because of their exceptional durability. Our Amish craftspeople take additional steps to ensure your piece will last a lifetime. The wood is first kiln-dried for strength. Then the woodworker laboriously applies one of our many available hand-rubbed stains. Lastly the piece is cured with an application of a high quality finish. Old-World Craftsmanship: Since the 18th century, Amish have passed down-from generation to generation-the fine art of hand crafting furniture. Perfecting the skills required to master this art takes years of study and practice. The authentic Amish-crafted furniture, home accessories and gifts in our store represent a collection of work from dozens of Amish craftspeople in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania. These craftspeople hand-build your furniture in small woodworking shops at their personal homes. About The Amish: Amish are simple, humble people who center their lives around home and family. They still maintain the customs and religious beliefs of their 18th century ancestors: growing their own food, building their own homes and schooling their own children. The horse-drawn buggy is their main mode of transportation and electricity is not used because of its permanent tie to the outside world. Woodworking is one of their primary occupations-an occupation to this day in which the Amish take exceptional pride.