Wall Clock Repair done properly
Wall clocks live or die by how they are hung. A regulator that runs beautifully on the bench can stop within a day on a wall that flexes, on a stud that is slightly off plumb, or above a heating vent. Our wall clock work always includes proper mounting and beat setting in the room where the clock will hang.
What this service covers
- Secure mounting into structure, not drywall anchors alone
- Beat setting so the tick and tock are evenly spaced
- Pendulum and suspension spring inspection
- Rate regulation to within a minute or two per week
- Strike and chime synchronisation
Clocks and situations this suits
Vienna regulators and weight-driven wall clocks
Schoolhouse, drop-octagon and gallery clocks
Banjo and Federal-style wall clocks
Anniversary and 400-day torsion clocks
Serving Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette, Longmont, Superior, Erie, Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada and Denver. Bench work at our Spruce Street shop; in-home visits throughout the service area. See all areas served →
Questions about wall clock repair
My wall clock stops overnight but runs during the day.
That is a classic out-of-beat or mounting problem. Slight movement of the case, or a wall that shifts with temperature, is usually the cause.
Can you hang the clock for me?
Yes, mounting is part of our in-home wall clock service in Boulder County.
Do you work on 400-day anniversary clocks?
We do. They need a fresh suspension spring more often than any other component.