Restored teak outdoor furniture at a Wellington, Florida residence
Teak & Outdoor Furniture · Palm Beach County

Teak & Outdoor Furniture Restoration in West Palm Beach

Teak goes grey in a season. It doesn’t have to stay that way.

Cleaning, controlled sanding and UV-protective finishes for teak and outdoor hardwood furniture — restored on site at your property, so nothing is crated up and taken away.

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Across Palm Beach County
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Before & After

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Grey, weathered teak brought back to its natural golden colour, restored on site at your property.
Teak furniture after restorationTeak furniture before restoration
Before
After
SpecialismExterior wood only
MethodRestored, never resurfaced
EstimatesFrom photos, one business day
CoveragePalm Beach County
The problem

Grey, rough, or splintering?

Grey isn't rot — but it is damage.

Teak won't rot from greying alone. The grey is UV damage to the surface fibers, and left for years it leads to checking and cracking.

Rough or splintering seating.

Raised fibers and splinters show up first on chairs and loungers. Sanding by hand and machine brings the surface back smooth.

Sun, salt air and humidity.

In South Florida, teak typically needs re-oiling about once a year. Skipping it is what turns it silver-grey.
What we do

We sand and oil outdoor hardwood furniture

Clean & Oil — for lightly weathered teak.

Removes surface grime, sunscreen and mildew, then oils the wood to bring back some natural color. The lighter, lower-cost option.

Full Sand & Refinish — for solid grey or rough teak.

Sanding by hand and machine to remove greying, oxidation and raised fibers, then a UV-protective finish.

Not sure which you need?

Send a few clear photos. We'll tell you which level your pieces need and quote it. You can also do some pieces now and the rest later.
  • Teak Outdoor Dining Sets
  • Teak Tables, Bar & Counter Stools
  • Teak Chairs & Armchairs
  • Outdoor Benches & Daybeds
  • Teak Coffee & Side Tables
  • Teak Loveseats & Outdoor Sofas
  • Sun Loungers & Chaise Sets
  • Adirondack & Garden Chairs
Outdoor Furniture Restoration Results

Before & After: Outdoor Hardwood Furniture

Below are examples of outdoor furniture restoration projects completed across Palm Beach County. These before and after photos show how proper cleaning, sanding, and finishing can restore the natural color and grain of teak and hardwood furniture exposed to sun and moisture.

BEFORE

Weathered & Grey
Greyed teak furniture leg before restoration

AFTER

Restored & Protected
Restored teak furniture leg after sanding and oiling

BEFORE

Weathered & Grey
Weathered teak bench slats before restoration

AFTER

Restored & Protected
Restored teak bench slats after refinishing
Restored teak-slat lounge chairs around a waterfront fire pitPair of round teak side tables restored to a rich golden finishRestored teak dining chair showing curved back rails and finger jointsRestored teak ledge on an outdoor sectional sofa beside a gardenRestored teak lounge chair frame with curved arms on a marble patioRestored teak outdoor sofa frames under a covered lanaiRow of restored teak counter stools at an outdoor kitchenClose-up of restored teak grain on an outdoor sofa backClose-up of a restored teak table leg on a stone floorClose-up of a restored teak sofa leg after sanding and oiling

See something like your set?

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How it works

From photos to finished, on-site

1. Send photos.

A few clear photos of each piece. No site visit, no obligation.

2. Get a firm quote.

We reply with a firm quote for the work your pieces actually need. Ask us to adjust the scope if you'd like to do less.

3. We restore it on-site.

Most residential jobs take one to three days. Nothing is crated up and hauled away.

Keep it from going grey again.

We can recommend a simple annual oiling schedule so the wood doesn't need aggressive sanding later.
Recent Work

Restored On Site Across Palm Beach County

Real jobs from our crew, from bare-wood sanding to the final coat of oil. Tap any photo to see it larger.
Restored teak lounge chair and side table on a Palm Beach patioSanding a teak dining table top back to bare wood on siteApplying protective oil to a teak chair back during restorationClose-up of a water stain in teak before restorationHand-finishing a teak chair with oil on a covered patioRestored teak dining chair with curved slatted back
Who it's for

Homes, HOAs, condos & resorts

Homes.

Patios, lanais, pool areas and outdoor dining and lounge sets.

HOAs, condos & resorts.

Pool-deck and lanai furniture, with larger jobs scheduled in phases so outdoor spaces stay usable, and written quotes.

Serving Palm Beach County, including West Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, Lake Worth, Delray Beach and Boca Raton.

Scope

What We Don't Restore

  • Broken or structurally damaged frames
  • Indoor furniture
  • Painted furniture
  • Anything that needs repair rather than refinishing

We sand and oil outdoor hardwood furniture. We don't rebuild it. If your piece is cracked, wobbly, or missing parts, that's a different job — and we'd rather tell you upfront than quote you for work we can't do well.

FAQ

Outdoor Furniture Restoration FAQ

How long does teak restoration take, and is it done on-site?

Most residential jobs take one to three days, depending on the number of pieces and the wood's condition. Everything is restored on-site — nothing is crated up and hauled away. For larger jobs, we can schedule the work in phases so outdoor spaces stay usable.

What's the difference between cleaning and oiling versus full sanding and refinishing?

Cleaning and oiling removes surface grime, sunscreen and mildew and brings back some natural color — it suits lightly weathered teak. Full sanding and refinishing means sanding by hand and machine to remove greying, oxidation and raised fibers, then applying a UV-protective finish. Teak that has turned solid grey or feels rough likely needs the full process.

Roughly what does it cost per piece?

It depends on the size of the piece and the work needed. Clean-and-oil runs lower per piece; full sand-and-refinish runs higher. Send a few clear photos and we'll reply with a firm quote — no site visit or obligation.

How often should outdoor teak be re-oiled in South Florida?

Typically once a year, because of the sun, salt air and humidity. Skipping it is what turns teak silver-grey. An annual oiling keeps the wood from needing aggressive sanding later.

Do you work with HOAs, condos, and resorts, or just homes?

Both — residential patios and lanais, plus furniture for HOAs, condos, and resorts. We can schedule larger jobs in phases so outdoor spaces stay usable, and we provide written quotes.

What happens if I just leave the teak grey?

It won't rot from greying alone — teak is naturally durable. But the grey is UV damage to the surface fibers, and over years it leads to checking, cracking and splintering, especially on seating. Restoring now is far less work than repairing later.

Get a real number

Send photos. We’ll tell you what it costs.

No site visit, no sales call, no obligation. A few clear photographs of the wood are enough for us to give you a firm figure — usually within one business day.

Free and no obligation
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Serving Palm Beach County