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    3.8 (6 reviews)
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    I have a grandfather clock and one of the weights is stuck. Can you fix that. Also needs a good oiling or whatever. Do you make house calls?

    We do repair and clean floor clocks with a house call. Call John for an appointment at 503 631 8033. He'll give you an estimate once he sees the clock. If you engage our service, he'll apply the visit fee to the repair. He may need to transport the… Read more

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