Antique Clock Restoration in Denton, TX
Restoration should respect the maker. We stabilize what is original, replicate what is missing, and document everything we replace so value is preserved.
What this service includes
- Hand-cut replacement wheels and pinions when parts are unavailable
- Dial re-silvering and sympathetic paint touch-in
- Veneer, moulding and finial repair with period-appropriate materials
- Conservation cleaning that keeps original patina intact
- Written condition report with photographs
What to expect
We start with an inspection — on the bench, or in your home for anything too tall to move safely. You get a written estimate that separates labor from parts, and we call you before doing anything outside it.
Once approved, the movement is disassembled, cleaned ultrasonically, worn pivot holes are bushed, pivots are polished, and the movement is reassembled and lubricated only where lubrication belongs. It then runs on test for one to two weeks and is regulated before it goes home.
Typical timeline
Small adjustments are often handled the same week. A full antique clock restoration job usually takes two to four weeks, most of which is test running. Rush scheduling is sometimes possible — ask when you call.
Get a free estimate
Call and describe the symptoms, or send photos of the dial and movement.
Questions we hear about antique clock restoration
How much does clock repair cost?
Most work is quoted after inspection because the movement, not the case, determines the labor. A cleaning and oiling on a simple time-only movement is the low end; a triple-chime grandfather movement needing bushings sits considerably higher. You get a written estimate before we begin and a phone call before any additional work.
Do you make house calls?
Yes. Grandfather and other tall-case clocks are usually serviced in the home or collected by us. We cover Denton, Denton County and surrounding North Texas communities.
How long does a repair take?
Two to four weeks is typical for a full overhaul, because the movement runs on test for one to two weeks after reassembly before it is regulated and released. Small adjustments are often same-week.
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Need antique clock restoration?
Call (214) 779-9792 or request a quote — free estimates and a one-year warranty on labor.