Found this repair facility that was recommended by the manufacturer of newer Kit Cat clocks. They…read moreonly repair electric 110V clocks. I had a 1940's clock. The motor was bad and tail broken. They gave me an estimate before starting work and it was what I was charged. New motor and tail, cleaned, lubricated and shipped. It is in day one shape. What a great discovery if you need a clock like this repaired. Very prompt to reply via email.

Knowledgable and was able to fix my cuckoo clock and get it running! Great service. Delivered to my…read morehome and set it up To make sure it was running.

From the owner: Been repairing all types of clocks since 1996, fast turn around usually 2-3 weeks for most clocks,…read morerepairing music boxes

Do not bring your clock here…read more David fixed a clock for me before & I was happy. Now I am broken hearted! Before I came in I'd read someone else's review that the service of gone downhill but I figured maybe they were just impatient with the older generation....it turns out David is very knowledgeable about clocks but absolutely not able to run his business anymore. I gave him my family heirloom, a German cuckoo clock. It needed new bellows. I brought it in in August 2018. I called back every 2 to 3 weeks at David's request when he said it wasn't finished. Because he so rarely answers the phone I actually came into the store three times to check the status as well. Not done. It's been too long so I came in yesterday with a box and money to pick up the clock in whatever state it was in. Except that it wasn't. It wasn't here. My clock wasn't here... he had a cuckoo clock but what comes out of the doors of this the clock is not the same as what came out of the doors of mine. I'm kicking myself that I didn't take pictures because David said that he didn't trust young memories. I had to get my 81-year-old mother on the phone from out of state to describe what came out each door of my clock. Those pieces are not in his shop. He put it in someone else's clock or gave it to someone else who is less familiar and didn't know. Then he proceeded to pull up a cuckoo clock catalog, flipped through it and showed me that there are no cuckoo clocks with a dancer coming out the door as both my mother & I described. My family had this clock for 60 years and it went off every hour for the 22 years I lived at home. I am not misremembering. If you got a cuckoo clock from David that looks like yours on the outside but it has a yellowish bird in the left door and a dancing couple in the right door and you don't recognize those pieces, please reply to me so that we can swap pieces at my expense. I just want me memory & heirloom back. I'm heartbroken that my clock is gone. We never did find three matching weights for a cuckoo clock that fit this clock body so evidently those have been given away to someone else too. I was so irritated but try to be patient knowing that David is somebody's father and husband. He tried to give me back the pieces of my clock that he keeps in a tin foil bread loaf pan. I asked him if he could please put the contents of that cup into a baggie for me and he argued with me that a metal loaf pan is not the same as a cup. Oh brother! I paid him for the parts that he ordered ($30 for bellows) and then he insisted I shouldn't keep my claim check. I told him he didn't need to write me a receipt for the $30...and then he proceeded to argue with me for two minutes about whether or not a claim check could be considered a receipt or not. I spent 75 minutes here today in Operation Rescue My Clock. And I lost. Sadly. David has a stack of mail on the floor he's completely disorganized & he's argumentative. I wish it was different because he has a passion and good knowledge about clocks. Do not bring anything you value here!

Our family has had clocks repaired by Dave on numerous occasions over the past few decades and had…read moregreat luck. However our last experience has been a nightmare. Over a year ago Dave came to clean my parents grandfather clock. He said that it required being taken apart and taken to shop for further work. So we let him do this. After a couple months time with no word from Dave I gave him a call to see how the work was progressing. There was no answer so I left a voicemail. This went on for several months me calling no answer voicemail no return call. Finally after about nine months he picked up the phone and I asked about o'clock. He became enraged and indignant that I was concerned about the clock and his lack of communication with my parents over this family heirloom. At that time I asked that he returned the clock and we would find someone else to fix it. I would pay him for his time and effort's and my parents would get the clock back. He said he would return on the following Wednesday. That Wednesday came and went Dave never showed up never called. Again I called left messages no return calls. Now it's been over a year and I still am unable to get a hold of Dave he's not called me he's not explain why he's had the clock for so long and my mother is left wondering if she'll ever get her grandfather clock back. David's been a good mechanic for many years and I'm afraid with this last experience we will not only not go to him again but I will strongly recommend people not take valuable clocks to him to be repaired.

Philipe was highly knowledgeable and very dependable. Not only that, he was extremely kind! My…read moregrandmother's clock was fixed and working great! I will recommend time and time again!

Highly recommend! Philip is knowledgeable, prices fairly, and I enjoy his dry sense of humor. I've…read moregotten schoolhouse and mantle clocks from him. They were in great shape and he answered all my many questions with great detail which I appreciate.

Dan was great and got my anniversary clock repaired. He was up front with timeframe to repair and…read morekept me posted. Great work, reasonable price and responsive. Helped out with a question over a year after the repair. Highly recommend.

Dan is the consummate professional. He is passionate about clocks - and it shows in his…read moreworkmanship and professionalism. He repaired our family heirloom grandmother clock which was built by hand by our Father. Dan understood the importance of this clock and caringly took the time to overhaul the motion. It has worked perfectly since Dan laid his hands on our clock. We appreciate Dan and his business ethic, his caring and consideration and his character - as a good human. He is the kind of person that you want and should do business with. We are very glad for the opportunity to meet and do business with Dan. Thanks for everything Dan...... Bruce and Maggie Henry

Before Ryan came to our house to check the wall clock- on the phone he quoted a 'simple fix' price…read moreand said if the repair needs more time he'd negotiate and not do anything without first discussing it. Our wall clock was functioning but some other repair shop had left the chime sounding like a buzz saw. He arrived ahead of time, a nice surprise, and had it fixed in 15 minutes. He's personable and knows what he's doing. We highly recommend him.

From the owner: Founded in 2018, A Clock Repair Shop specializes in professional clock repair, restoration, and…read moremaintenance for antique, vintage, and modern timepieces. From grandfather clocks and wall clocks to mantel and cuckoo clocks, we provide detailed craftsmanship, ultrasonic cleaning, movement servicing, setup, and adjustments with a focus on reliability and preserving the character of every piece. Operated through A Clock Repair Shop, our goal is simple: keep timeless machines ticking for generations to come.