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Expert clock repair since 1993
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sun - Phone:
Main - 310-962-7911
- Address:
- 255 S Grand Ave Los Angeles, CA 90012
- Email:
- Link:
- Category
- Clock Repair
- Services / Products
- Clock Repair, Grandfather Clock Repair, Grandfather Clock House Calls, Clock Rebuilding, Clock Overhauling, Clock Restoration, House Calls on Clocks, Local clock moving, Clock Lockdowns for moving, Clock Set-ups for moving, Antique Clock Repair, Antique Clock Restoration, Clock Cleaning, Clock Oiling
- Payment Options
- Location
- I make house calls. Please call me to schedule an appointment. Sorry I can not accept walk-in customers.
- Neighborhoods
- Bunker Hill, Central LA, Downtown Los Angeles
- Amenities
- On-site Service, In-home Service, House Calls, Housecalls
- Associations
- Angie's List Super Service Award winner 2013,2014 & 2015
General Info
Grandfather Clock Repair LLC is a one man operation. I repair mechanical clocks of all types and I specialize in Grandfather/Floor Standing/Tall Case Clocks. I make "house calls" for these and other types of clocks because moving clocks can be a complicated process. I also offer packing and moving services for clocks. A typical House Call includes: Diagnosing any problems.Removing the clock movement from the cabinet. Extremely thorough cleaning of the clock movement or "works". Expert application of specialized synthetic clock oil and appropriate lubricants. Adjustment of worn or bent parts including adjustment of the escapement. Complete set up and reassembly of the clock restoring it to good working order. Electronic "Rating" to regulate the speed the clock runs at. The House Call process "fixes" 90-95% of the clocks I get calls for. I carry a large variety of parts with me so that I can replace things such as missing screws, hand nuts or broken suspension springs. A small additional parts charge may apply. It is generally recommended that a mechanically powered clock should be cleaned and oiled, at a minimum, once every five years (some people recommend as often as every two years). The fact is that many of the clocks I see do not EVER get oiled until they stop. Fortunately clocks are made to run even in a worn condition so many times a thorough job of cleaning and oiling will be all they need to keep running for years to come. When the clock bushings get so worn out that it will not run, I will recommend rebuilding or overhauling the clock movement. Many times I can do this process on site so your clock will be up and running the same day! When I rebuild clocks, I offer a two year guarantee (the same length guarantee as a new clock). I stand behind my work. You can depend on me to get your mechanical clock ticking again for now and decades to come. Feel free to call me to discuss your clock needs. - Bill McIlvaine