Furniture Medic
168 Majors Path Unit D St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, NL, Canada

What a fantastic antique bar that we had the privilege to work on.

Picture this. You've just popped into the living room after working from home in your office. Then you find terrible scratches on your leather sofa. That’s right, your cats got a little too excited during your self-isolation 9 to 5! Devastating, isn’t it? But with us, there’s no problem. We offer leather repair in no time so your favourite pieces look good as new. Take a chance on us!

When buying furniture, we all have the intention to use it forever. But life often gets in the way. Your pets scratch it, your kids spill their food on it and your friends spill beer over it by accident. Now, you’re all frowning at all the damage that has accumulated over time. Not so great, right? But we’ve got the magic you need for a quick one-time fix. We’re good at what we do and with our help, you won’t have to worry about paying out for costly replacements. We are here to help you save money and your furniture. How cool is that?

Why is this happening to me? We totally get it. It’s so frustrating when there’s wear and tear on your furniture. How excited would you be if we told you it's not the end of the world - and really meant it? Yes, we just need a few hours to repair it and it will be good as new. Find out more about our antique repairs and restoration today. Remember, we're only one call away and we'll be there to save your day!

Chances are you chose leather furniture because it screams luxury and low maintenance. A winning combo, right? Despite the perks, leather furniture still needs proper cleaning. When you're handling your favourite pieces, a thorough job starts by reading Forbes' clean and care guide.

So you have a beautiful set of wooden furniture sitting in your garage. You know you can’t let it sit in a dust storm for long but it’s hard to tell how to clean it properly, isn’t it? Luckily for you, Better Homes & Gardens has prepared a list of handy tips to maintain it for the long-term. You'll soon know whether you should dust, clean, or wax.