Servicing a clock is routine maintenance that ensures the clock continue to run as it should for years to come, while mitigating more costly repairs down the road.

A service is much more than just a clean and some oil.

To learn more about why a clock needs servicing click here.

Restoration is the next level of work up from a service.

It includes everything a service would include but also cosmetic and optional repair work, which may not affect the running of the clock, but will affect the value of the clock.

This often involves correcting previous repairs, that while functional, have not been carried out with the care or skill they should have.

In our fully equipped workshop we can manufacture the majority of clock parts, such as new wheels and pinions, which enable us to repair clocks that other cant.

Our range of machinery spans a number of lathes, milling machines, and drill presses, with antique clock and watch tools through to modern day 3D Printers.

We understand not every clock needs lots of work to correct smaller mishaps.

We can carry out partial repairs to any clock, from replacing broken glass, to replacing suspension springs.

We offer call outs to a number of locations to set up and adjust clocks, such as after a clock has been moved.

We will always advise you if we feel more work is required.