Repairs & Restoration Services in Hull & East Yorkshire
Phil Green’s Workshop provides careful, reliable repairs and restoration work for homeowners, landlords, and businesses across Hull and East Yorkshire.
From delicate antique furniture restoration to practical everyday repairs, the focus is always on doing the job properly — understanding what has failed, why it has failed, and how best to put it right so it lasts.
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Thoughtful Repairs, Not Quick Fixes
Not all repairs are equal. Some require precision and sensitivity, others strength and practicality — many require both.
Repair and restoration services include:
antique and wooden furniture restoration
structural furniture repairs and reinforcement
mechanical repairs and adjustments
electronics repair and fault diagnosis
doors, locks, hinges, fixtures, and fittings
window and frame repairs
small structural fixes, bracing, and strengthening
workshop refurbishments and practical improvements
Each job is assessed individually, ensuring repairs are safe, appropriate, and cost-effective.
Restoration with Care and Respect
Where restoration work is involved — particularly with antiques or sentimental items — care is taken to preserve character, function, and integrity rather than simply replacing parts unnecessarily.
The aim is always to extend the life of what already exists, wherever sensible.
Local Repair Services You Can Rely On
Based in Hull, Phil Green’s Workshop supports repair and restoration projects throughout East Yorkshire.
If something needs fixing — whether it’s practical, mechanical, technical, or sentimental — you’re welcome to get in touch for a straightforward, no-obligation discussion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. I carry out repairs on modern household items as well as restoration work on older or antique pieces, always aiming to preserve original materials and character where possible.
Often, yes. I’m happy to assess items that have been written off elsewhere and advise honestly on what is achievable.
Some repairs can be carried out on-site, while others are better handled in the workshop. This will depend on the nature and condition of the item.
Absolutely. Photos are very helpful and often allow me to advise quickly on feasibility and next steps.