About Us

We strive to serve as your competent and reliable partner in business. Our friendly and attentive staff is looking forward to serving you.

Instructor,antiques specialist with 20 years of service in restoration of home furnishing.
Services include in-home touch-up and repair,working on-site with guaranteed workmanship.
Shop to complete refinish, duplicate missing parts.
I also do upholstery, antiques restoration and leather repair.
I'm responsible for quality assurance of the products.
I offer free estimate and very competitive prices.

European antiqes experience and furniture technology education.

Owner

Antiques Specialist-Instructor.

Joe Kurdziel

Phone: 224 558-8005

Email: info@joefurniture.com

Team

Name, Position, Contact Information

AZ, Upholster.Why replace your favorite sofa or chair with new furniture that you may not like as much? Buying new furniture may cost you more and you know the old saying they don't make furniture like they used to. Call us today 224 558 8005 and we'll make new.

Name, Position, Contact Information

Bob,Service Technician, 224 558-8005

Furniture Service LLC

Streamwood IL and
Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

Phone: 224 558-8005

Where to Find Us:

Expanded business hours

We're now open earlier to serve you better.

Announcements: CLEANING FURNITURE

Cleaning Tips

Dusting – Dust frequently with a soft cloth. Always wipe in the direction of the grain.

Polishing – Polishing is recommended once am month unless the furniture receives heavy wear. If so, more frequent polishing should be done. For cleaning fingerprints and other household dirt, a furniture cream will work best. For dusting and polishing, a clear lemon oil polish will suffice.

Washing – Clean the surface, when necessary, with water and a mild soap such as Murphy’s Oil Soap or mild liquid dish soap. Moisten the cloth with the solution and ring out any excess solution. Wipe in the direction of the grain. To remove any soap residue, treat a soft cloth with plain water, and again wipe the surface in the direction of the grain. Follow this with a dry soft cloth to remove any remaining water.