FAQs About Grandfather Clock Relocation
What is involved in relocating a grandfather clock?
Relocating a grandfather clock involves carefully disassembling the clock, including removing the pendulum and weights, to ensure safe transport. The clock is then carefully moved to the new location, where it is reassembled and recalibrated to ensure accurate timekeeping.
Do I need professional help to move a grandfather clock?
Yes, it's highly recommended to use a professional moving service experienced with grandfather clocks. These timepieces are delicate and require specialized knowledge and equipment to handle and transport properly to avoid damage.
How do I prepare my grandfather clock for relocation?
Before relocation, remove all pendulums, weights, and any loose parts. Securely wrap and pack these components separately. Ensure that the clock is properly supported and cushioned to prevent movement during transport.
What should I do once my grandfather clock arrives at the new location?
Once at the new location, carefully reassemble the clock, including reinstalling the pendulum and weights. It is important to have the clock professionally adjusted and calibrated to ensure it operates accurately and reliably.
Will relocating my grandfather clock affect its timekeeping?
Relocating a grandfather clock can temporarily affect its timekeeping due to changes in position and orientation. Professional relocation services will ensure that the clock is correctly set up and calibrated in its new location to maintain precise timekeeping.