Just cleaning it doesn t address the wear. When we examine a clock on premises, we ll see how much dirt and wear the movement has accumulated. If it s not too severe we can usually oil it, make certain minor repairs, weight cables can sometimes be replaced if need be and the clock can be leveled. We have a clock to move. That depends on the clock.
Older clocks can be a different story.
Some do not have securely fastened movements or may have other special considerations. Do not attempt to move any clock until you consult an expert. If a clock is to be moved a longer distance, consult an expert. Moving companies can sometimes move clocks but make sure they employ an expert for disassembly and reassembly of the clock. I have an old clock.