Serving Longmont homes and collections
Longmont has the deepest inventory of genuinely old clocks in the county — many of them original to the houses on Terry, Kimbark and Main. Sugar-beet-era homes came with good wall clocks, and a surprising number are still hanging where they were installed.
Longmont house calls are typically scheduled within seven to ten days. Whichever route makes sense for your clock, the estimate is written, the price is agreed before work starts, and the overhaul standard is the same one we apply to every movement that comes through the shop.
Neighbourhoods we regularly visit
- Old Town and Downtown Longmont
- Prospect New Town
- Southmoor Park
- Union Reservoir and Clover Basin
Clock repair in Longmont — common questions
Do you make house calls in Longmont?
Yes. Grandfather clocks and large wall clocks in Longmont are serviced in the home. Longmont house calls are typically scheduled within seven to ten days.
How long does clock repair take for Longmont customers?
In-home adjustments are completed in the visit. Bench repairs typically take one to three weeks, and a full movement overhaul four to six weeks including test running.
What does clock repair cost in Longmont?
Pricing depends on the clock and the work required, and is identical across our service area. Every job is quoted in writing after inspection, with no work started until you approve it.