How Much Does Teak Furniture Restoration Cost in Toronto?
If you're weighing whether to restore your teak furniture or just replace it, cost is usually the first real question. Here's a straightforward breakdown of what to expect.
General Pricing
Every job is assessed individually based on size, condition, and how many pieces you're having done, but here's a general guide:
Chairs: $150–$170 per chair
Small side tables: $250–$450
Recliners and loungers: $450–$750
Dining tables: $700–$900
If you're restoring a full patio set rather than individual pieces, volume discounts are typically available — it's almost always more cost-effective to do a whole set at once rather than piece by piece over time.
What Actually Affects the Price
A few factors determine where your quote lands within these ranges:
Condition. A set that's had a light seasonal clean every year and just needs a refresh will cost less to restore than furniture that's been fully neglected for five-plus years and needs a deeper clean and sanding process.
Size and complexity. A simple side table is a much smaller job than an extended dining table built for twelve. Chairs with more detailed joinery or woven elements can also take more time than a simple bench.
Additional protection. Clear coat sealing is often offered as an optional add-on after the restoration itself, which adds to the cost but extends how long the results last before needing another refresh.
Repairs. If a piece has loose joints, damaged hardware, or minor structural issues alongside the surface weathering, that's separate work from the cosmetic restoration and will affect the total.
Restoration vs. Replacement
For context: a quality new teak dining table alone often runs well over $2,000 to $5,000, sometimes significantly more for larger or designer pieces. Restoring an existing table, even accounting for sealing and minor repairs, is almost always a fraction of that cost — while keeping furniture that's often better built than a lot of what's available new today.
Why We Don't Just List One Flat Price
Because every piece really is different. A ballpark range is useful for planning, but the honest answer for your specific furniture depends on photos and a real look at the condition. That's why we always provide a free, no-obligation quote before any work begins — you'll know the exact cost upfront, with no surprises added later.
Send us a few photos of your furniture and we'll get back to you with a free quote within 24 hours. Get your quote — serving Toronto, the GTA, and Muskoka.