Clock Repair in Flower Mound, TX
Larger homes here often hold Howard Miller, Sligh and Ridgeway floor clocks. Most need cleaning and bushing work at the 8–10 year mark.
How we work in Flower Mound
- Howard Miller and Ridgeway movement overhauls
- Chime train balancing for open-plan rooms
- Annual maintenance plans for multi-clock homes
Clocks under about four feet are usually best brought to our Denton bench, where we can test-run them properly. Anything taller — grandfather, longcase, tall regulator — we handle in the home or collect ourselves, with the pendulum, weights and chime rods secured before the case is moved.
ZIP codes covered
75022, 75027, 75028 and immediately surrounding addresses. Nearby communities are covered on the same routes; call if you are just outside these codes.
Services available in Flower Mound
Flower Mound appointments
Same-week scheduling is typical. Free phone estimates.
1004 N Austin St, Denton, TX 76201
(214) 779-9792
What Flower Mound customers ask
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.
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.
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Clock trouble in Flower Mound?
Call (214) 779-9792 and describe what it is doing. Most problems are diagnosed over the phone.