The Most Affordable Clock Repair in Orlando. “It’s about time”

“Clocks with mechanical movements need to be serviced very 4 to 5 years.”

Clock Worx Services

Routine maintenance: cleaning, oiling and adjusting ($90-$110)
Repairs (estimates provided)
Rebuilding ($240)
In-home service on large clocks
Pickup and delivery available

Grandfather Clocks

Grandfather clocks, as they are most commonly called are 6 to 8 feet tall. They were called “tall case” clocks until a song was written in 1876 called “My Grandfather”s Clock” A Grandmother clock is less than 6 feet tall with a narrow waist. These clocks are weight driven with chains or cables with 2 or 3 weights depending on them being time and strike or time, strike, and chime.

Cuckoo Clocks

Cuckoo clocks originated in the mid 1600’s. Since then they have progressed to very elaborate clocks with music boxes, dancers and all kinds of things added to them, such as water wheels, men chopping logs, beer stein drinkers, etc. There are 30 hour and 8 day cuckoos. Most are weight driven with pine cone shaped weights. Mantle cuckoo clocks are spring powered with a pendulum inside the case.

Mantel Clocks & More

Mantle clocks are clocks that sit on flat surfaces such as table tops, book shelves, and of course fire place mantles. Some are 8 day, older ones ( over 100 years ) are typically 30 hour. Some are time only, some are time and strike, and others time, strike, and chime. Which means they play songs such as Westminster, Whittington, and St. Michaels. They are spring driven.

Some of the clocks we service and repair include:

Seth Thomas, Sessions, Kroeber, Gilbert, New Haven, Ansonia, Welch, Waterbury, Ingraham, Gustav Becker, Junghans, Herschede, Hermle, Urgos

The Most Affordable Clock Repair in Orlando. “It’s about time”

When is clock service needed?

Clock Worx Services

Routine maintenance: cleaning, oiling and adjusting ($90-$110)
Repairs (estimates provided)
Rebuilding ($240)
In-home service on large clocks
Pickup and delivery available

Grandfather Clocks

Grandfather clocks, as they are most commonly called are 6 to 8 feet tall. They were called “tall case” clocks until a song was written in 1876 called “My Grandfather”s Clock” A Grandmother clock is less than 6 feet tall with a narrow waist. These clocks are weight driven with chains or cables with 2 or 3 weights depending on them being time and strike or time, strike, and chime.

Cuckoo Clocks

Cuckoo clocks originated in the mid 1600’s. Since then they have progressed to very elaborate clocks with music boxes, dancers and all kinds of things added to them, such as water wheels, men chopping logs, beer stein drinkers, etc. There are 30 hour and 8 day cuckoos. Most are weight driven with pine cone shaped weights. Mantle cuckoo clocks are spring powered with a pendulum inside the case.

Mantel Clocks & More

Mantle clocks are clocks that sit on flat surfaces such as table tops, book shelves, and of course fire place mantles. Some are 8 day, older ones ( over 100 years ) are typically 30 hour. Some are time only, some are time and strike, and others time, strike, and chime. Which means they play songs such as Westminster, Whittington, and St. Michaels. They are spring driven.

Some of the clocks we service and repair include:

Seth Thomas
Sessions
Kroeber
Gilbert
New Haven
Ansonia
Welch
Waterbury
Ingraham
Gustav Becker
Junghans
Herschede
Hermle
Urgos

A Bit About Clock Worx and Perry Green

More than 10 years of clock making experience

I service, repair and rebuild yesterday’s clocks so you can enjoy them today and for decades to come.

Clock Worx grew from my general interest in clocks to a hobby and then to a full-time business. I trained under expert clockmaker Roy Gress in Mount Dora and now offer my services throughout Central Florida. Mechanical clocks of any age require specialized knowledge and care to keep them running well. As they say, do not try this at home – and whatever you do, never use WD-40 on a clock!

I work on all types of mechanical clocks – cuckoo, mantel, wall and floor (grandfather) models. Although the basics of keeping time are the same from clock to clock, each individual timepiece has its own “personality” and deserves professional care.

A well-maintained clock should be serviced every four to five years. This will keep it in fine working order. I have rebuilt many clocks because they were not maintained or serviced properly.

Clocks are a part of history. These timepieces were made by extremely intelligent people. Preserving them is very satisfying to me.

A Bit About Clock Worx and Perry Green

More than 10 years of clock making experience

I service, repair and rebuild yesterday’s clocks so you can enjoy them today and for decades to come.

Clock Worx grew from my general interest in clocks to a hobby and then to a full-time business. I trained under expert clockmaker Roy Gress in Mount Dora and now offer my services throughout Central Florida. Mechanical clocks of any age require specialized knowledge and care to keep them running well. As they say, do not try this at home – and whatever you do, never use WD-40 on a clock!

I work on all types of mechanical clocks – cuckoo, mantel, wall and floor (grandfather) models. Although the basics of keeping time are the same from clock to clock, each individual timepiece has its own “personality” and deserves professional care.

A well-maintained clock should be serviced every four to five years. This will keep it in fine working order. I have rebuilt many clocks because they were not maintained or serviced properly.

Clocks are a part of history. These timepieces were made by extremely intelligent people. Preserving them is very satisfying to me.

Phone Calls Only No Texts Please

(407) 267-7932

By Appointment Only

“Perry Green of Clock Worx, LLC, has worked on two of my clocks, one is an antique mantel clock which had not worked in a few years, which Perry fixed and it has worked fine ever since. He also worked on my Grandmother clock that needed cleaning and adjusting, it too is working fine. Perry spent time explaining to me how I can make adjustments if the clocks gain or lose time. Perry is prompt, courteous, honest, hardworking and loves working with clocks.”

Barbara Stubbs, Your Content Goes Here

“Perry,
Thanks so much for your expertise in repairing and maintaining our clocks. We really appreciate your advise; some of our antique clocks are quite temperamental and you handle them with love and care! If ever we have customers with clock questions, we always recommend you to give them expert services.”

Apple Core Antiques

“Thanks to you Mr. Green, all five clocks are running well. Will be pleased to recommend your service for anyone with complicated clock repair requirements.”

Maury Carter

“I am very pleased with the work that Perry has done on some old clocks which I had given up for “dead”. He brought them back to life. He really know what makes a clock tick. Very reasonable too!”

Dick Aldinger