Kaslerd,
As you can see I live in Greenville, OH in west central part of the state 50 miles northwest of Dayton, OH, actually I'm about 10 miles from the Indiana/Ohio state line .About 4 miles from me is a clock shop out in the country that does the movement cleaning and anything else I can't do myself. They've even worked with me if a clock case needed glued, I'll let them remove the movement and I'll take the case home and do my end and bring it back to have the movement reinstalled. I feel I have been very fortunate to have this guy in my neighborhood, and he is always busy too. I consider that job security.
Since you're online there is so much knowledge out there to be studied and soaked in. Another place I buy most anything clock related is Merritt's Clock and Clock Supplies. They have just about everything you may need for your clock, if possible try to get a printed catalog, but the last time I looked they were sold out but keep checking back, it's about time for the new issue to come out. Don't be afraid to ask questions, as far as I'm concerned "there isn't a dumb question". It's a fun hobby to get into and once I retired I "really" got involved into collecting. My big expense is on the spring driven clocks is when a time spring or a chime spring breaks, that usually costs about $75 more because I feel while the movement is getting the spring repaired I might as well have the movement cleaned too so the total bill is usually $175. But that doesn't happen too often. Also familiarize yourself with the terms that are used in the clock world and forgive me if I've used a term that you may not be familiar with.
Oh yes as far as clock guys go there's a guy just across the state line from me in Flora, IN who does clock repair and he advertises that he does them by mail. His name is Bill's Clockworks and he seems to be a straight shooter and an honest guy. But if you send a movement by mail don't spare the bubble wrap. Just Google Bill's Clockworks, but do look around to find the right guy. Remember they have a part of a heirloom.
Good luck and use the internet,
Ted