If you want to move your grandfather clock from any location in Tulsa, please fill out the form below, and our representative will contact you shortly.
Moving a grandfather clock isn’t like moving furniture. These heirlooms are delicate, valuable, and full of intricate mechanisms that can be damaged if handled incorrectly. That’s where we come in. For over 15 years, we’ve helped families, collectors, and businesses across Tulsa safely relocate their cherished timepieces. Whether you’re moving across town or across the state, we make sure your clock arrives exactly as it left, beautiful, functional, and ready to keep perfect time.
When you’re trusting someone with a piece of history, experience matters.
Specialized Expertise in Antique & Modern Grandfather Clocks
We’ve worked with everything from 200-year-old antiques to modern floor clocks. We understand how each type needs to be prepared, transported, and recalibrated.
Fully Insured, Licensed & Trusted by Collectors
Your clock is in safe hands. We’re licensed, insured, and recommended by local clock collectors who know the value of proper care.
Local Tulsa Team with 15+ Years of Experience
We’re not a big-box moving company. We’re a specialized, Tulsa-based team who knows the area and treats every move like it’s our own family heirloom.
Every move follows a proven step-by-step process designed to protect your clock from harm.
Step 1: On-Site Assessment & Pre-Move Inspection
We start by examining your clock, noting its condition, and identifying any fragile or unique features.
Step 2: Professional Disassembly (Weights, Pendulum, Chimes)
Critical moving parts are carefully removed and labeled to prevent internal damage during transport.
Step 3: Custom Packing & Crating with Shock Protection
We use padding, custom crates, and shock-absorbing materials to protect both the movement and the cabinet.
Step 4: Secure Transport with Climate Control Options
Your clock is secured in a dedicated space to avoid shifting. Climate-controlled transport is available for sensitive or antique models.
Step 5: Reassembly, Leveling & Time Calibration at Destination
At the new location, we rebuild, level, and calibrate your clock so it works and sounds exactly as it should.
Preventing Damage to Delicate Internal Mechanisms – We know how to protect gears, pendulums, and weights from shock.
Protecting Glass Panels, Decorative Elements & Wood Finish – Fine finishes and glass doors stay pristine.
Maintaining Proper Timekeeping After Relocation – We recalibrate so it keeps accurate time in its new environment.
Cost of Grandfather Clock Moving in Tulsa
We believe in fair, transparent pricing — no surprises.
Factors Affecting Price (Size, Weight, Distance, Complexity)
Larger clocks, longer moves, or challenging stairways can affect cost, but we’ll explain every detail upfront.
Free Quotes & Transparent Pricing – No Hidden Fees
Call us or fill out our quick form. We’ll provide a clear estimate so you can make an informed decision with confidence.
Grandfather clocks aren’t just heavy furniture, they’re precision instruments.
We use protective crates, soft straps, and stabilizing systems designed specifically for clocks.
Your clock represents history, family, and craftsmanship. We treat it accordingly.
If something unexpected happens (it rarely does), you’re covered. We stand behind every move.
You can, but it’s risky. A grandfather clock has delicate parts (pendulum, weights, movement) that must be removed and secured before moving. Hiring professionals is safest, especially for antiques.
It’s not recommended. Laying a grandfather clock flat can damage the case and internal mechanism. Whenever possible, keep it upright and transport the movement separately.
For most clocks, a professional can prepare, transport, and reassemble it in 1–3 hours locally. Larger or more complex clocks may take longer, especially if stairs or tight spaces are involved.
Yes, usually. Even with careful handling, the clock may need leveling, pendulum adjustment, and chime alignment after it’s set up in its new location.
Absolutely. We handle both antique and modern clocks, using proper packing and handling techniques to protect each type’s unique construction and finish.
James Miller is an antique clock specialist and the lead contributor at Oldtimeclock.com. With decades of professional experience in horology, he provides scholarly insight into the history, valuation, mechanical maintenance, and restoration of grandfather clocks. His work at Oldtimeclock.com is dedicated to delivering well-researched, accurate, and accessible information for collectors, historians, and horology enthusiasts, supporting the long-term preservation and understanding of these historically significant timepieces.