Wadland’s Clock Repair

Some people resemble their pets… I happen to resemble my clock, Cuckoo.
I recently inherited my grandmothers cuckoo clock which my mom happened to bring back from a European trip back in the 60’s. Well, clocks are like lazy people… they don’t like to get back to work.
I found this repair shop using «Google to the rescue». Glad I found it. Dropped the clock off on a Friday and picked it up the following Sat. Nice!
Price, well I thought $ 60 was a very fair price. Even though I’m quite mechanical, the thought of taking it apart freaked me out. After a thorough cleaning, some new hands and a bushing, she’s back up and running.
I’ve been listening to it chirp the half and full hours and with a little practice, I may be able to mimic the bird.
Please help keep people like this in business. Even though the majority of clocks are digital-​electric jobs, the old mechanical clocks with the Tic-​Toc just have that certain pizzazz. With these types of clocks, a repair-​cleaning shop is a must. This is the place to go when needed.
Cuckoo-Cuckoo…See, I’m almost there.