Restoration is different from repair. We document the lamp before disassembly, keep original finials, sockets and shade rings where they can be reused safely, and source period-correct replacements when they cannot. Brass is cleaned rather than stripped unless you ask for a refinish, so the piece keeps the patina that makes it worth keeping.
What the job includes
- Full diagnosis and a written price before any work begins
- Quality, correctly rated replacement parts — never generic surplus
- Original finish and hardware protected throughout
- Sustained power testing before the lamp is released
- Guarantee on parts and workmanship
How it works
Drop the lamp at our Allen workshop or call to arrange in-home service if the fixture shouldn't travel. We diagnose, quote, and only then start. Most bench jobs of this type are back with you inside a few business days; anything requiring sourced parts gets a realistic date up front.
Who this is for
Homeowners across Allen, Plano, McKinney and the wider North Texas area, along with interior designers, antique dealers and property managers who need work done properly and on schedule.
Common questions
How much does lamp repair cost?
Most bench repairs such as a socket, switch or plug replacement fall into a modest flat range, while full rewires and multi-arm chandelier work are quoted per piece. We always give you a price before any work starts.
How long will my repair take?
Simple table and floor lamp repairs are frequently finished within one to three business days. Antique restoration and chandelier work depend on parts sourcing, and we give you a realistic date when we quote.
Do you offer a warranty?
All parts we fit and the workmanship behind them are guaranteed. If something we repaired misbehaves, bring it back and we will make it right.
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Need antique lamp restoration?
Call for a straight answer, or send photos and a short description and we will come back to you with a price.