The Clock Shop of Fort Pierce

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We were told up front that he could not get to the clock for months, and he recommended that he overhaul the clock for $300. Months later we picked up the clock and paid him the $300, and six months later, the clock is running perfectly. If it ever stops again, I know where to take it.

Don't be in a hurry to get your stuff back and that's the only negative thing that I could say about them. There aren't many people around doing clocks anymore, so he's very busy. I gave him two clocks and one will be done tomorrow and the other will be likely be for like three more months. There are a lot of beat down on the second one but he dealt and worked on it. The one he was just doing a tune up and everything on it for $85 and the other one is that he has to do tightening because there's a jolt movement clock which is very delicate for $325 and from what I thought, that's pretty much average price. In all honesty, I don't know how many hours he had to put into this but I think it got a lot of hours involved.

Best furniture repair I've ever seen in my life.