Joe repaired and refinished an antique cherry Jenny Lind bed - the side rail had split and was broken to where it could not be used.  After it was repaired, it was usable again and is beautiful. 
 

Everything went very well.  My daughters broke the bed by jumping on it which, of course, made me unhappy.  Joe explained after looking at it, that although they shouldn't have jumped on the bed, that it had cracks in it and would have broken eventually.  Not only did he help smooth everything over, he repaired the broken side rail, repaired cracks in the other one and totally stripped and refinished the whole bed.  He also repaired some broken spindles that had been broken since I was a little girl.   Joe understood my sentimental attachment to the antique and treated it with great care.  It is beautiful and is now used all of the time.  My parents would have loved the way it looks now and would have loved that their granddaughter uses it all the time now without worrying that it can withstand regular use.
Hopefully we won't need a lot more repairs, but I will definitely use Naiser Furniture Restorations to take care of our antiques.

Mr.  Naiser completely refinished a dining room set (Duncan Fife) sp? that belonged to my grandmother that she got new sometime during the 1950s.  
 

At the time I got the pieces, the finish on the table, sideboard and china cabinet was crazed, the finish had darkened quite a bit; and the china cabinet was missing some of the trim work.  However, those pieces had been retained by my grandmother and so were replaced by Mr. Naiser's workmen.  In addition to the large pieces there are six chairs that were refinished and reupholstered during the process.  At a later time Mr. Naiser refinished a cane bottom chair that had belonged to my wife's grandmother where the cane seat was missing as was a spindle in the seatback.  The chair has been restored to the point it now occupies a place in our living room.  It had been relegated to the basement awaiting a time when I would attempt to effect repairs myself.  Glad I waited and had the professionals execute the repairs as now the piece is usable.  I was most impressed with the work on the spindle that replaced the missing one in the seatback.
More recently I have contacted Joe about repairing and refinishing some kitchen chairs that we've had for 43 years. Just haven't gotten them down to him yet. My experience with this company has been positive from the beginning. Work has been done on time and on budget.  Mr Naiser loves his work and it shows.  I got the dollar tour of his shop before any of my furniture left my house and he also showed pictures of previous work he has performed for other clients.   I was very comfortable leaving my family legacy in his capable hands.
I have recommended his business to my friends and work acquaintances.

dining room set restoration
 

I had a very busy schedule and they were very straight forward and honest.

Repaired and restored an antique table that was in terrible shape.
 

When I took our table to Joe Naiser's shop, I was hopeful, but realistically doubting that he could give new life to our dining room table.  Our table has been in the family for over 100 years.  It had many cracks and broken edges, but I treasure it, knowing that it is a family heirloom.  Mr. Naiser certainly came through !  He carefully explained all that was needed.  He re-worked the edges so that the cracks and the missing chunks weren't an issue.   He reworked and replaced antique hardware and wooden pegs.  His repairs were expertly done, as was the finish. The finish on the table is beautiful, and the table now is a beautiful piece in our dining room.  Throughout the process, Mr. Naiser was very patient in answering my questions and concerns.  He set up a payment plan with me, so that I didn't have to use my credit card.  I made several visits to his shop, and each time I was greeted and treated warmly and with respect.  I would recommend this for any piece of furniture.  My table was in such terrible shape, but now is a beautiful heirloom!

Rebuilt, recaned, replaced missing spindles, and refinished my Grandmothers rocking chair.  The chair had been "fixed" by my Grandfather with a piece of cardboard for a seat.  Joe removed the cardboard, filled in the nail holes, found a piece of 100 year old oak to make a replacement spindles that were broken and lost years ago.  Stripped all of the old finish from all of the parts, reassembled, realigned, recaned, and refinished the chair.  The replacement spindles matched the original items in color and texture so perfectly only Joe knows witch ones he made.  The finish we chose for the chair was applied flawlessly.   
 

When Joe started this project I wondered if the rocker could be saved.  The seat was something Grandpa found in a junk yard and "tacked" in place using any fastener he had in the barn at the time.  The chair was a reclaimed from the junk yard item.  The rockers were different lengths, and the chair was full of "hold it together" nails & stuff.  My Dad remembers finding the rocker in a pile of broken chairs in the depression era.  He bought it for a dollar. Together Dad and Grandpa replaced a rocker and seat.  The chair came from a very small town in Missouri.  The background of the chair, Joe wanted to know so he could restore not just the chair but a piece of history.  Joe looked for and found a piece of old oak of the same color and texture to make the replacement spindles with.  His extensive craftsman skills, knowledge of antique furniture manufacturing, and care of the end result made the restoration a total success.  Joe has rebuilt antique rose back chairs, and a mahogany table with severely shattered legs for us in the past.  Every time I have taken him a "can it be saved project" he has exceeded my thoughts of the end product.  In a few words, the end result was perfect.

Restored a small antique table.
 

The piece was badly damaged.  It had a beautiful veneer, featuring an intricate inlay of contrasting light and dark woods.  I carelessly let water sit on the table and this not only stained half of the veneer completely black, but, even worse, lifted that portion off the surface.  This black slice of wood then waffled when it dried.  The restoration Mr. Naiser worked was remarkable.  He not only flattened the veneer to perfection, but unbelievably removed all of the stain, and returned the veneer to a stunning beauty!  He finished up by bringing out on the rest of the table a luster we had never seen before.  It is phenomenal what he was able to do.  His work is truly artistry.  He is a master.

Completely restored a badly damaged cherry drop leaf table that my great great grandmother had purchased in the 1840's in New York. 
 

The  cherry drop leaf table top had been damaged by water over many years of abuse by a family of twelve.  Mr Naiser was able to make the top look as good as new.
One of the drop leaf sides had actually split because of the very dry air that it had been exposed to over the years.  Mr Naiser was able to repair all of that damage.
He picked up and delivered this table after it was finished.

repaired an antique chaise
 

initially looked at repairing a cracked claw foot.  after closer inspection, found structural integrity of piece was compromised.  had to repair 3 of 4 claw feet and significantly reinforce wooden frame.  labor intensive, where most of cost came from.  superb craftsmanship/lost art--furniture repair/restoration.  great piece for years to come!

I had a antique rocking chair that had multiple layers of paint on it.  I took it to Naiser Furniture Restorations and they did a wonderful job of getting all the paint off the chair and making it look as natural as when it was probably bought in a store.
 

They were courteous and gave me a date of  when to pick it up and they were on time.   Friendly service and professional.
 

I have had Joe do two projects for me.  The first was a large 8 ft bookcase from the 1880's that was literally falling apart if you even touched it.  Someone had once tried to refinish it and it was a mess.  The original glass was intact however.  The second project involved a curio cabinet of the same era that had been painted pink.  Besides doing the highest quality work, all of the glass on both pieces was preserved.  When he delivered the large bookcase he went inch by inch so as to not touch the walls.  It was a very close fit but he was intent on delivering the piece in the museum quality condition he had restored it to.
 

Beyond perfect!  Each piece I have had done is of what I consider to be museum quality.  I visited his workshop once and he spent a significant amount of time hand mixing various finishes and apply test strips so I could pick out exactly the color and finish I wanted.  Nothing but the finest materials were used to repair as needed.  Everything took time but it was finished right on schedule.  I would go on but I cannot offer anything but praise and the reader would think I was related to Joe or something.  If you want craftsmanship of the highest quality, this is the place to find it.