CLOCK REPAIR SERVICES

Clock Repair Services

When it comes to clock repair services, you can count on The Clock Shop Inc. for exceptional craftsmanship. Our clock repairman has over 32 years of experience and will treat your clocks with the utmost care. From cleaning and repair to replacements and restoration, our technicians can handle it all. We specialize in Antique Clock, Cuckoo Clocks, and Grandfather clocks. Contact us to schedule an in-shop free estimate or for grandfather clocks we offer house calls.  We are service all of Northeast Georgia and Metro Atlanta area. 
A Man Fixing A Clock — Buford, GA — The Clock Shop Inc.
A Clock With Roman Numerals — Buford, GA — The Clock Shop Inc.

Services Available

  • Cleaning and repair of spring-driven and weight driven clocks. (One-year guarantee is given; subject to exceptions.)
  • Pickup and delivery to your home on most clocks.
  • We offer a moving service from one home to another, or we can store your clock while you move.
  • Replacement of quartz movements.
  • Restoration of faded/damaged dials. Dial restoration.
  • Repairs to clock cases.

Clock Repairs Estimates

Repairing your antiques clocks or grandfather clock is more affordable than purchasing a new one. We offer free in-shop estimates. If your clock is too heavy to bring in, we offer house calls. As well. If you are interested in getting a quote, please call The Clock Shop Inc. at (770) 932-1053.

Clock Care

The professional team at The Clock Shop Inc. cares about your clocks. This is why we offer tips on how to care for them, so they last a lifetime. For more information, feel free to contact us.

  • Have clocks oiled and serviced every 2-3 years.
  • Wind up (most) clocks at least once a week. 
  • When moving the minute clockwise to set the time, stop at each quarter-hour, and let the clock chime or strike.
  • When moving hand counterclockwise, you do not need to stop at each quarter-hour and wait for the clock to chime.
  • Do not force hand at any time.
  • To regulate the time on your clock, you need to stop the pendulum and turn the nut on the bottom. To speed the clock up, turn it up, and to slow down the clock, turn it down. 
  • One turn is equal to about half a minute per day. (Example: If your clock is 5 minutes slow, turn the nut ten times to the right to raise pendulum.) Keep repeating until timekeeping stays on for 24 hours.
  • Never use WD-40 on clocks.
  • Most clocks will need to be cleaned (in-shop) every 10 -15 years.
For further information, reach out to The Clock Shop Inc. at call (770) 932-1053.
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