Office chair, sit-stand desk and furniture repair
Twenty sinking chairs do not need twenty new chairs. We replace cylinders, mechanisms, casters and arms, fix sit-stand desks that will not rise, and get filing cabinets opening again.
- On-site service
- Scope confirmed before work begins
- Maintenance programs available
Equipment we service
Office, executive & ergonomic chairs
Gas cylinders, tilt and synchro mechanisms, arms, casters, bases.
Standing & electric adjustable desks
Motors, lifting columns, control boxes, handsets and cabling.
Filing cabinets & lateral files
Drawer slides, interlocks, locks and bent rails.
Conference tables
Power modules, flip-top and folding mechanisms, levelers.
Motorized & mechanical furniture
Height-adjustable tables, monitor lifts, mobile shelving handles.
Desks & workstations
Drawer hardware, keyboard trays, panel connectors.
Common problems we are called for
| What you notice | What is usually behind it |
|---|---|
| Chair sinks or will not stay up | Failed gas cylinder — the most common chair repair there is. |
| Chair leans, rocks or will not lock | Worn or broken tilt mechanism or seat plate. |
| Broken casters, arms or base | Cracked five-star base, stripped arm mounts, seized casters. |
| Sit-stand desk stuck or uneven | Failed column, lost synchronization, control box or handset fault. |
| File drawer jammed or will not lock | Tripped interlock, bent slide, failed lock core. |
What to expect
- Submit a work order or call — make and model help but are not required
- We confirm scope, timing and how the work will be priced
- A technician diagnoses and repairs on site where possible
- If a part must be ordered, you get the options before we proceed
- If it is not worth fixing, we say so and can remove it
Limits we are upfront about
We repair mechanisms and hardware. Reupholstery, wood refinishing and warranty claims on new furniture are outside what we do.
If a chair frame or base is cracked in a way that cannot be made safe, we will recommend replacement rather than repair.
Pricing: Every dispatch carries a non-refundable outcall charge: $100, or $250 when a technician is requested in under 12 hours. Labor is billed at $95 per hour, and parts are additional. We confirm the scope and estimated cost with you before any work begins. See the Terms of Service.
Keep it from happening again
Most of these failures are wear. A scheduled inspection and cleaning catches them early.
Questions
Is it cheaper to repair an office chair than replace it?
For commercial-grade chairs, usually yes — a new cylinder or mechanism costs a fraction of a replacement chair. For low-cost chairs, replacement can make more sense; we will tell you which is which.
Can you fix many chairs in one visit?
Yes. Volume work is efficient: we walk the floor, tag what needs attention, and repair chairs in batches.
Do you repair any brand of standing desk?
We service most electric desk frames. Proprietary control boxes sometimes have to be ordered from the manufacturer.
What does a repair cost?
Every dispatch carries a non-refundable outcall charge: $100, or $250 when a technician is requested in under 12 hours. Labor is billed at $95 per hour, and parts are additional. We confirm the scope and estimated cost with you before any work begins. See the Terms of Service.
Which areas do you cover?
Nashville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee counties. See the service areas page.
Something broken at the office?
Send a work order in about two minutes, or call and talk it through. A non-refundable outcall charge applies to every dispatch; repair scope and cost are confirmed with you before work begins.