Bring the whole lamp
Shade, harp, finial and bulb included. Fitting problems are far easier to solve with every part on the bench.
Tell us the story
When it last worked, what it does now, and whether anything was done to it before. Previous DIY repairs are common and knowing about them saves diagnostic time.
Transport
Remove the bulb, wrap the base in a blanket and lay the lamp flat in the footwell. Most damage we see in transit happens to lamps standing upright in a trunk.
When to hand it to a professional
Anything involving heat damage, exposed conductors, tripped breakers or ladder work over a stairwell belongs on a workbench or with a technician on site. Philliparo Co. handles all of it from our Allen workshop — see our services or call (972) 798-3761.
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- Caring for Antique Brass Lamp Finishes
- What Lamp Repair Costs in North Texas
- Troubleshooting a Three-Way Lamp
- Restoring Mid-Century Modern Lighting
Ready to bring your lamp back to life?
Call now for a straight answer and an honest quote, or send us a few photos and we will tell you what the repair involves.