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Timesake Clock Repair

5.0 (1 review)

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9 months ago

I had my Seth Thomas wall clock repaired. Kevin was pleasant to deal with, fixed it as promised and at a very reasonable price price.

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Grandfather Clock Doctor

Grandfather Clock Doctor

(2 reviews)

Said he would only do work locally. We were hoping he could come to the house 40 miles away. I…read morealso offered to bring the clock innards to his shop but he didn't like that idea.

We recently moved, having a professional moving company move our grandfather clock. Upon arrival,…read morethe clock did not work correctly. The cords (strings that tie the hammers back when trying to avoid playing, silence the clock, or protect during a move were tangled within the hammers. After untangling, the quarter hour chimes still did not work correctly. Therefore our need for "The Grandfather Clock Doctor". I must admit, I was a sucker for the name chosen by Jeff Goemann for his business. Even though it was 40 minutes from our acreage. I rarely write reviews, but there are several things you need to know if considering using "The Grandfather Clock Doctor". He limits his services to grandfather clocks. You most likely will leave a voicemail. He will call you back to discuss. He prefers house calls. States he doesn't have the room in his shop, but will take the mechanism in, if he needs to. He is listed with Howard-Miller Clock Company as a repair person for their clocks. He has a fee of $85.00 for a house call. Typically, with most service companies I have dealt with, that would be the minimum fee, and will cover a period of time, ie. 30 minutes or one hour. Since he then quoted $85 dollars per hour, I assumed that $85.00 would cover the first hour, which he makes clear, starts from when he leaves home. It does not. It is simply a fee to come look at things. Plus $85.00 for each hour. Starting from when he leaves home, until he returns. Our manual indicates the hands on the clock should only be moved counter-clock-wise. He only moved the hands clock-wise for every movement he made with them. Quite a few. Our manual indicates, you should wear gloves when handling the weights, to avoid getting body oils on them and tarnishing them. Our weights had not been touched with bare hands since our purchase in1975, except by the movers. "The Grandfather Clock Doctor" repeatedly sprayed lubricating oil on the mechanism above the weights. He used a rag as a backstop to protect the opposite side, but nothing to cover the weights, glass and cabinet below where he was working. When I pointed this out to him, he indicated he was using the rag as a backdrop. I advised, that it was not covering below and pointed out the manual's recommendations. This did not change his actions. At the completion, we paid $225.25 for round trip of 80 minutes and 10 - 20 minutes of applying oil to the mechanism. Upon completion, I asked how long the warranty was on his work. The response, "until you see my taillights leaving your driveway." The next day, I left a message that his repair lasted only as long as his warranty. He did not call back to discuss this with us. It has now been 16 days and we still have not hard back from Mr. Goemann. Consider wisely if considering "The Grandfather Clock Doctor" Brian L. Welch, MD

Josephs Jewelry Stores

Josephs Jewelry Stores

(2 reviews)

$$$

Awesome customer service, highly recommend if your looking for a quality buying experience.read more

Friendly and very knowledgeable staff. Josephs is a store with a wide range of jewelry, where you…read morecan find one of a kind pieces that are incredibly high end, or you can find more modest jewelry at more fordable prices. I bought my fiance's wedding ring and band here and I had wonderful service. I would suggest making an appointment if you already have a ring or another piece in mind so that you can be helped immediately, particularly on weekends. Otherwise you should be able to walk right in and have someone assist you on week days. As part of their service they like to make sure that you are educated as a buyer, which was great for me being that I had never bought a diamond ring before. They had booklets that I could keep and worked with me for about a hour just educating me about diamonds. They brought out several diamonds, showing me different qualities and sizes so I knew exactly what I wanted and why diamonds are priced the way they are. They even told me to go to a few other location first to get a feel and talk to other stores just so I could understand the market and then decide if the ring I had picked there was still the ring I wanted the following week. Overall they really care about their customers and they don't work off of commission, so they are not pushy. The only draw back is that they are still upper end so I would seriously consider your budget if you are planning on buying a ring here. It's well worth it but if you you don't have a solid amount saved up you may be only disappointed when you see all the other rings in the store.

Timesake Clock Repair - clockrepair - Updated May 2026

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