Wood Dry Rot Repair Rebuild
We repair! Dry Rot in wood comes from the wood constantly being wet causing the wood fibers to collapse. If not treated it spreads like cancer since the moisture will wick up into the wood a far as it can go. The ONLY solution, much like with cancer, is to cut away all bad wood sections. However, we can splice in solid new wood to make the item whole again.
The Wood Works Inc. takes tremendous pride in having provided top quality, professional woodworking services in the Kansas City area for nearly 30 years now. We continue that tradition of excellent service by educating and informing our customers on the care of their wood furniture investments in addition to our capabilities to helping them do that.
Log Furniture  Christopher |
Cabinet Bottom  Kircher |
Rot on bottom of French Doors  Shedd |
Log Furniture  Christopher |
Legs Rotted Away  Blanchart |
Bun Feet Replaced  Temple |
Screen Door  Stuber |
A full 75% of our business is from returning customers and their referrals. That says a lot about our expertise and customer service. Have a look around our site then give us a call or stop by our store and see how we can be of service to you.
Professional Wood and Furniture Services Locally and Nationwide |
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Kansas City Metro Services |
Nationwide Services |
| The Wood Works Inc. provides all services found on this website to customers in the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan Area. | The Wood Works Inc. provides all services found in this website nation wide. HOWEVER - stripping, refinishing, upholstery, and wicker projects require shipping for quality results. |
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"Each piece of furniture and problem is unique" says founder Tim Wilson, "and each furniture “situation” calls for unique solutions."  |
PAYMENT TERMS: Down-Payments are required on all orders. |
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