#TIMEWORKS CLOCK PARTS PENDULUM INSTALL#

Most clocks need to be seen in person in order to provide an accurate estimate, but we often can provide over-the-phone estimates on grandfather clock repair. How much will it cost to repair my clock? Can you provide an estimate over the phone? Most likely! Give us a call to discuss what’s wrong with your clock and we can talk about the next steps. If you’re in the Bay Area and have a wall or mantel clock that needs servicing, it must be brought to either our Turlock or Sacramento location. We service floor clocks in the Bay Area but do not have a physical location. Give us a call to find out if we can make a service call to your area.

#TIMEWORKS CLOCK PARTS PENDULUM INSTALL#

After servicing and testing the parts in our shop, we return and install these parts back into your clock cabinet at your home.Īll other clocks need to be serviced on a workbench and therefore must be brought to one of our locations to be serviced. No, we specialize in repairing clocks with pendulums, gears, and springs, rather than digital clocks.įor floor clocks (grandfather and grandmother clocks), we do! Minor service can be done in the home, but for cleaning and overhauls we bring the movement weights and pendulum into our shop. Our services do not include watch repair, including crystals, battery replacement, band repair or any other repairs or adjustments.ĭo you repair digital clocks or car clocks? We specialize in repairing clocks, including grandfather clocks, mantel clocks, wall clocks, anniversary clocks, and antique clocks. The pendulum is what swings back and forth if you have that type of clock.īut do not be intimidated if you don’t know the terms.

This includes gears, springs, pendulums, etc. You may hear us talk about “movements,” which refers to the moving parts inside your clock’s case that allow your clock to function and keep time. Similarly, the longer hand is always the minute hand, no matter how thick either hand is. When referring to the Hour and Minute hands on your clock, we say “Long” and “Short” rather than “Big” and “Small.” Why? Sometimes an hour hand is very thick and may appear “bigger” than the minute hand, however, the hour hand is always shorter than the minute hand. We can educate you on clock terminology while discussing your repair, but we’ve noticed that a few terms come up frequently. We pride ourselves on great customer service and you don’t need to be a clock expert to call us. Is there anything I should know before calling? We don’t fix every type of clock, so calling us can prevent an unnecessary trip. Should I call prior to bringing in a clock for repair?Ībsolutely! Many questions can be answered over the phone, and we’ll let you know if we can fix your specific style of clock prior to bringing it in.

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