Boyd Clocks

I’ve had all my clocks fixed and restored here. My father’s Ships Bells clock was the first. It was complicated and I got laughed when I approached other clock shops to fix it. Not so with Boyd’s Clock. It was easy for them. Next was my mother’s mantle clock I had them fix. It was for her birthday and Mother’s Day. It was perfectly done and she loved hearing the beautiful chimes again. The last was my great-grandmother’s clock. We found the poor clock in a safe after clearing out a relatives home. It was in very roughy shape over 100 years old and I’m pretty sure no one cares for it for half its life. It probably broke and was put away before I was born. I knew it was important to my family but I didn’t know what it was. Well, I took it to Boyd Clock and there was a nice young man who identified it (which helped me figure out who owned it). The entire team at Boyd’s was wonderful but a special shout out to Paul who labored so long over it. It not only works properly now but I had the clock restored too. Below are the before and after pictures. The clock came out beautifully. I didn’t even know it was so pretty. I can’t recommend this company highly enough. Just in time for Easter too when all the relatives can come over and see it. Every house should have the ticking of a nice clock. It’s something special to hear the chimes again after silence for so long. We love the look of it but we also love the sound. It’s so peaceful. Thank you Boyd Clocks.