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Metal, wicker & teak sets · Across Connecticut

Patio Furniture
Repair CT

Wobbly teak joints, sun-grayed wood, lost glides, tired seats and broken fasteners on dining sets, benches, loungers and chairs. From Darien to Old Saybrook, patio furniture repair CT owners need can be scoped from a handful of pictures.

Your frames stayPrice in writing up frontCall (347) 310-7483

Outdoor teak sectional shown before and after, one frame with fresh cushions
One teak frame, two stages.
The case for repair

Frames last; the parts on them do not

A well-made aluminum, teak or resin wicker frame can sit outdoors for decades. The pieces fastened to it are what fail: joints that dry out and wobble, glides that fall off, ties and straps the sun breaks down, a surface that weathers. Here that tends to come sooner than expected, since salt air along the Shoreline attacks hardware and muggy summers attack anything soft. Most patio furniture repair CT homeowners schedule is about saving a frame that still has years in it.

Save the frameAluminum, teak and resin wicker frames go through cushion after cushion.
Repair the add-onsWobbly joints, lost glides, tired seats and broken fasteners.
Renew the surfaceGray teak washed and oiled again; nicks in metal touched up.
Sorted by material

Common failures and how we handle them

The material, not the label, decides how outdoor pieces break down. Look for yours here. A typical patio furniture repair CT set needs one or two of these at once.

Teak and wood patio furniture

Teak and wood

What fails. Joints work loose, slats split and the surface dries out to a silvery gray.

What we do. We snug and reglue joints, mend split slats, then wash and oil the wood.

Wood repair →

Woven and wicker patio furniture

Woven and wicker

What fails. Corner strands snap and the weave goes slack under the seat.

What we do. Start with a picture; we will tell you straight whether we can do it or a wicker specialist should.

Reupholstery →

Metal frames patio furniture

Metal frames

What fails. Hardware backs out, glides and feet disappear, the coating nicks.

What we do. We snug the hardware, fit new glides and feet, and touch up minor nicks.

Refinishing →

Cushions and pads patio furniture

Cushions and pads

What fails. Foam flattens and stays wet, while covers fade and grow mildew spots.

What we do. Fresh quick-dry inserts and outdoor fabric, covered on a separate page.

Outdoor cushions →

Little parts

The first things to break

When the frame is solid, the tiny pieces go before anything else: straps and ties that keep a pad in place, foam that soaks up rain, stitching that sunlight has made brittle. We swap them for outdoor-rated versions so the set holds together through the following 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

    A full view of every piece, then a close shot of the broken joint, seat or fastener.

  2. Say what it is

    Tell us if it is iron, aluminum, teak or wicker; if not, we can generally work it out.

  3. Get a price

    A written number for each piece and another for the whole set.

  4. Ready for the season

    Reach out in early spring so the set is finished before you want it.

Outdoor dining chair before and after, with its creased pad swapped out
Patio dining chair, two stages.
Teak chaise lounge before and after, with its thin cushion swapped out
Teak chaise, two stages.
Before and after

Original frames, set for warm weather

Neither piece lost its frame. The dining chair got a fresh seat pad and new fasteners; the chaise got a full-depth cushion over teak that was still sturdy. This is what a common patio furniture repair CT order involves.

Price my set
Outdoor fabric swatch fan next to striped and woven samples
A straight answer

Work we leave to others

Welding, powder coating and wicker reweaving are outside what we offer. Broken welds and frames that need stripping go to a metal shop; a complete reweave goes to a wicker specialist. Your pictures show us which you need, and we handle everything else on the set. For slings and seats, see reupholstery.

Questions

Patio Repair FAQ

Questions from Greenwich to the Quiet Corner before a patio furniture repair CT booking, plus the work we turn down.

Is it worth repairing old teak patio furniture?

In most cases. Teak holds up outdoors for decades. Wobbly joints, split slats and dry, gray wood can all be fixed, and a fresh coat of oil restores the color.

Do you weld or powder coat metal patio furniture?

We do not. Broken welds, or frames that must be stripped and recoated, belong with a metal shop. Our part is tightening and swapping hardware, fitting new glides and feet, and touching up minor nicks. Your pictures tell us which kind of job it is.

Can you fix broken wicker?

Start with a picture. Minor fixes on resin wicker can sometimes be done; reweaving a large area belongs with a wicker specialist, and we will tell you if that is the case.

Can you replace just the cushions?

We can. Quick-dry cushions with outdoor fabric, sized to your frames, are covered on the outdoor cushion replacement page.

What does patio furniture repair CT pricing need from me?

Send pictures of every piece and the damage by text or email to (347) 310-7483 or office@leatherrestorepro.com, or fill in the free estimate form.

Get started

Set before the first nice weekend

Send a picture of every piece and the part that broke. Early spring is the ideal time to reach out. We schedule nothing until you approve.

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

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