Antique Barometer Repair Services
Clocks are machines. They must
perform accurately, dependably and constantly through
many years of service. Your antique or vintage clock
may have been running more or less constantly for
over 100 years. Your clock may have lived through
several moves (even a move across a room can alter
its accuracy). It may have survived harsh conditions
such as very high or very low humidity, or
extremes in temperature. It may simply be
worn out.
A few things to think about as
you contact us:
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Did your clock stop working as the result
of a move?
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Is your clock electric and is the motor
no longer working?
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Is your clock old and gradually started
to run less and less accurately?
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Was your spring wound clock over-wound?
Give All in Good Time a call at
719-481-3384 or contact us
by email, and we'll give you a fast, free, no strings
estimate of what the repair will cost (If we get
to your clock and find that it's not broken, just
in need of a tuning or balancing, we'll get it going
on the spot. No need to take it from your home.)
A few questions
I've been asked regarding clock repair:
How much does clock repair
cost?
Every clock is different. Depending
on its age, condition and exactly what it is that
needs repaired or replaced, the costs can vary greatly.
We take the worry out of the picture by giving you
a free, no obligation estimate of repair costs before
we begin the repair process.
I have
a large Grandfather clock.
Do you repair large clock at your shop, in in my
home?
Depending on what's going on with
your clock, many minor repairs, cleaning and adjusting
can be done in your home. If more extensive repairs
are needed, the movement can be removed and taken
to the shop.
Can I clean
and lubricate my clock myself?
Mechanical clocks have many small,
delicate parts. Although you can clean and lubricate
your own clock, the wrong cleaning agent can actually
harm the small gears and springs inside your clock
and the wrong lubricant such as off the shelf penetrating
oils will quickly attract dust or can dry over time
even causing your clock to run worse than before.
We use cleaners and lubricants specially formulated
for clock movements ensuring that your clock will
stay clean and run for many years to come.
