We restore a wide range of artwork including paintings (oil, acrylic, watercolor), works on paper, photographs, prints, frames, and some three-dimensional or mixed-media pieces. If you’re unsure whether your piece can be restored, feel free to reach out — we’re happy to take a look.

Our goal is to preserve the original character and intent of the artwork, not to make it look “new” unless requested. All restoration is done conservatively and reversibly whenever possible, following professional conservation standards.

Yes. We offer consultations and written estimates after evaluating the artwork. In many cases, photos can be submitted initially to provide a preliminary assessment before an in-person review.

We recommend appointments, but walk-ins may be accommodated if available—please call ahead. We sometimes work on-site for pieces that cannot be moved. Immediate estimates may not always be possible without an appointment.

Restoration costs vary depending on the size, medium, condition, and complexity of the piece. Because no two artworks are the same, pricing is based on the time and materials required. We always discuss costs and options before any work begins.

Turnaround time depends on the type and extent of restoration needed. Some projects may take a few days, while more complex work can take several weeks. We’ll provide a realistic timeline once the piece has been evaluated.

Yes. We carefully color-match using professional materials to blend losses seamlessly with the original artwork while keeping all work distinguishable under close or professional inspection.

Yes. We provide custom framing options designed to both enhance and protect your artwork. We use archival-quality materials whenever possible to help preserve your piece for years to come.