How the Swedese Repair Process Works
1. Initial Assessment
Our process begins with a visual inspection. The customer sends us a photo, which we review to provide a preliminary cost estimate.
If you then choose to send your furniture to us, we will conduct a thorough examination of every detail—including surfaces, padding, and upholstery—to offer a more comprehensive and accurate cost estimate before beginning the restoration.
2. Freezing Container
Before your furniture reaches our factory floor, it spends a few days in our freezing container for both your safety and ours. This step ensures the elimination of any pests.
3. Material Selection
Customers choose fabrics, colors, and finishes from an extensive selection. We can accommodate most preferences, from eco-friendly materials to the latest trends. Our experts guide you through the process to help you find the best options.
4. Quote & Order
Once you approve the quote, we begin the renovation process.
Choose fabrics, colors, and finishes from a wide selection. Our experts will guide you through the process to find the best options
The furniture is restored at our two Småland-based factories in Vaggeryd and Äng.
5. Renovation Begins
The furniture is restored at our two Småland-based factories in Vaggeryd and Äng. Thanks to these facilities, our specialized machinery, and our skilled production lines—including upholsterers, seamstresses, finishers, and cabinetmakers—we have the capacity to handle large volumes. When needed, we collaborate with trusted local partners.
6. Pickup / Delivery
With our customized shipping solutions, you can expect safe and convenient delivery. Our logistics team will help you choose the best shipping method based on the type, size, and destination of your items.
If your business is located in Stockholm, Gothenburg, or Malmö, you can take advantage of our shuttle truck service, which transports your furniture without packaging.
If your business is located in Stockholm, Gothenburg, or Malmö, you can take advantage of our shuttle truck service, which transports your furniture without packaging.
