Roger Gordon Clockmakers Limited

Roger Gordon Clockmakers Limited is a clock repair business on Brownsville Road in Pittsburgh, specializing in on-site house calls for grandfather clocks and other large timepieces. Founded by master clockmaker Roger Gordon in 1976, the company has spent decades building a reputation as one of the region's go-to names for antique clock restoration. According to the company's own history, Gordon began his apprenticeship in clockmaking at age 11 and bought his own tools and business by 14, later going on to maintain some of Pittsburgh's most recognizable public clocks, including the Kaufmann's Clock, the Gimbels Clock, and clocks at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh. Repairs on smaller clocks can be handled by mail order, while the shop's technicians travel throughout the greater Pittsburgh area for house calls on grandfather and other large clocks, with mantle and wall clocks routed to the company's National Clock Repair Center in Titusville, Pennsylvania. All repair work comes with a one-year warranty, and the shop describes itself as absorbing former customers of Pittsburgh Clock and Lock and the Midcoast Clock Company as those businesses closed. Given the depth of institutional and public-clock history involved, this reads as a specialist restoration operation built around genuine horological expertise rather than a general repair counter — though its 2.7 Google rating from a small number of reviews suggests it's worth asking directly about current service levels before committing to a repair.