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Teak, wicker & metal sets · New Jersey

Patio Furniture
Repair NJ

Loose teak joints, weathered wood, missing glides, worn seats and failed fastenings on chairs, loungers, benches and dining sets. Patio furniture repair NJ homeowners can plan from a few photos.

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A teak outdoor sectional before and after, the same frame with new cushions
Same teak frame, before and after.
Why repair it

The frame outlives everything on it

A good teak, aluminum or resin wicker frame is built to stand outside for decades. What gives up is everything attached to it: the joints that dry and loosen, the glides that drop off, the straps and ties that rot in the sun, the finish that weathers. In New Jersey that happens faster than people expect: salt air at the shore works on the hardware, and humid summers work on everything soft. Patio furniture repair NJ owners book is mostly about keeping a frame that is still sound.

Keep the frameTeak, aluminum and resin wicker frames outlast many sets of cushions.
Fix what is on itLoose joints, missing glides, worn seats and failed fastenings.
Refresh the finishWeathered teak cleaned and re-oiled; chips on metal touched up.
By material

What breaks on patio furniture, and the fix

Outdoor furniture fails by what it is made of, not by brand. Find yours below. Most patio furniture repair NJ jobs are one or two of these on the same set.

Teak and wood patio furniture

Teak and wood

What fails. Joints loosen, slats crack and the wood weathers to dry silver.

What we do. Tighten and reglue joints, repair cracked slats, clean and re-oil.

Wood repair →

Woven and wicker patio furniture

Woven and wicker

What fails. Strands break at the corners and the weave loosens where people sit.

What we do. Send a photo first: we say honestly if it is ours or a wicker specialist's job.

Reupholstery →

Metal frames patio furniture

Metal frames

What fails. Bolts work loose, feet and glides go missing, the finish chips.

What we do. Tighten hardware, replace feet and glides, touch up small chips.

Refinishing →

Cushions and pads patio furniture

Cushions and pads

What fails. Foam goes flat and soggy, covers fade and spot with mildew.

What we do. New quick-dry cores and outdoor covers, on their own page.

Outdoor cushions →

The small parts

What lets go first

On a sound frame, the first things to fail are the small ones: ties and straps that hold a pad on, foam that holds water, thread that the sun has turned brittle. They are replaced with outdoor-rated parts so the set does not come apart again next summer.

Ties and straps for outdoor furnitureTies and straps
Pad fastenings for outdoor furniturePad fastenings
Tie-on pads for outdoor furnitureTie-on pads
Quick-dry foam for outdoor furnitureQuick-dry foam
UV-rated thread for outdoor furnitureUV-rated thread

How it works

  1. Send photos

    Each piece whole, then the joint, seat or fixing that has failed.

  2. Say what it is

    Teak, aluminum, iron or wicker, if you know; we can usually tell.

  3. Get a price

    One written figure per piece and for the set.

  4. Ready for the season

    Book in early spring and the set is done before it is needed.

An outdoor dining chair before and after, a creased pad replaced
Outdoor dining chair, before and after.
A teak chaise lounge before and after, a thin cushion replaced
Teak chaise lounge, before and after.
Before and after

Same frames, ready for summer

Both of these kept their frames. The dining chair needed a new seat pad and fastenings; the chaise needed a full-depth cushion on a teak frame that was still solid. A typical patio furniture repair NJ job looks like this.

Price my set
A fan of outdoor fabric swatches beside woven and striped samples
Honest advice

What we do not do

We do not weld, powder coat or reweave wicker. A broken weld or a frame that needs stripping is a metal shop's job; a full reweave is a wicker specialist's. We will tell you which one you need from the photos, and fix the rest of the set. For seats and slings, see reupholstery.

Questions

Patio Repair FAQ

What people ask before booking patio furniture repair NJ wide, including what we do not do.

Is it worth repairing old teak patio furniture?

Usually, yes. Teak lasts for decades outside. Loose joints, cracked slats and grey, dry wood are all repairable, and re-oiling brings the color back.

Do you weld or powder coat metal patio furniture?

No. A broken weld or a frame that needs stripping and recoating is a metal shop's job. We tighten and replace hardware, fit new feet and glides, and touch up small chips, and we tell you from photos which job you have.

Can you fix broken wicker?

Send a photo first. Small repairs to resin wicker may be possible; a large reweave is a job for a wicker specialist, and we will say so.

Can you replace just the cushions?

Yes. New quick-dry cushions and outdoor covers cut to your frames are on the outdoor cushion replacement page.

How do I get a price for patio furniture repair NJ wide?

Text or email photos of each piece and the damage to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com, or use the free estimate form.

Get started

Ready before the first warm weekend

Send a photo of each piece and the part that has failed. Early spring is the best time to book. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Or call (347) 310-7483 · office@leatherrestorepro.com

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