Service Areas: Heating and Cooling Across Marietta, Cobb, Cherokee, North Fulton, DeKalb, Paulding and Bartow Counties
- 40+ Years Of Combined Experience
- Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty On Installs
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- 6Counties
- 29Communities
- 40+Years Of Combined Experience
Is Your Home In Our Service Area?
Innovative Mechanical is a residential heating and air conditioning company based in Marietta. Our territory covers six counties across North Metro Atlanta. It reaches north into Bartow County, west into Paulding County, and east into DeKalb County. We also cover the part of Atlanta that sits north of I-20.
The drive changes, but the visit does not. You may be fifteen minutes away in Marietta, or an hour across to I-285. Either way, the same technicians come out and run the same checks. We do not quote over the phone. A price that has not seen the equipment is a guess.
The Counties and Cities We Cover
Sorted the way we think about it, by county, with Marietta first because that is where we are based.
Cobb County
Marietta
Marietta is home, and it is where most of our work happens. We come to your house rather than the other way around, and our technicians are already moving across the city most days. The housing here runs from the older homes around the Square to newer construction on both sides of I-75, and we work on all of it.
Acworth
Living close to Lake Acworth and Lake Allatoona adds humidity that your air conditioner has to pull out of the air all summer. When a drain line clogs, that moisture shows up as a musty smell coming through the vents. We find where the water is collecting and clear the cause, not just the smell.
Austell
Homes in Austell tend to be older and smaller, and an oversized replacement in a small house short cycles instead of running steady, which is hard on the equipment and uneven for you. We size the system to the house we are standing in rather than to the number on the old unit's label.
Kennesaw
A great deal of Kennesaw went up during the county's fastest years of growth, and those systems are now at the age where July finds their weak spots. A long cooling season gives equipment very little rest out here. We will tell you plainly whether another repair still makes sense or whether it is money after money.
Mableton
Long-established streets and new infill construction sit side by side in Mableton, so one call is a thirty-year-old furnace and the next is a newer system that was never set up correctly. We start by finding out which one you have, because those two problems have nothing in common.
Powder Springs
Established neighborhoods and newer subdivisions share the same streets here, and the heat pumps in Powder Springs work both halves of the year, cooling all summer and heating through the cold snaps. We service and replace heat pumps as well as gas furnace and air conditioner pairs.
Smyrna
Smyrna has been rebuilding itself for years, with renovations and new construction filling in around the older streets. Tight lots and finished basements make equipment placement and condensate drainage worth getting right the first time, and those are the details a rushed install skips.
North Fulton County
Roswell
Roswell runs from historic homes near Canton Street to newer builds toward the river, and in the older ones the ductwork usually gives up long before the equipment does. Every quote we write includes a supply and return airflow analysis, so the system we size can actually breathe once it is in.
Alpharetta
Larger, newer homes ask more of a cooling system, and a second story makes it harder still, because the upstairs stays warm while the main floor runs cold. Zoning, return air and equipment sizing all decide whether that gap closes, and we look at all three before recommending anything.
Johns Creek
Neighborhoods built in the same few years tend to need replacements in the same few years, and much of Johns Creek is at that point now. A spring tune-up is often what stands between a working system and a bad week in July. We will tell you what needs attention now and what can safely wait.
Milton
Estate homes on large lots often run two or three systems and long duct runs, and one undersized unit will never keep that much square footage even. Jobs like these are about design as much as equipment, so we plan them out and install them to the manufacturer's specification.
Sandy Springs
Housing in Sandy Springs ranges from older ranch homes to new construction and townhomes, which means the right answer here is rarely the same twice. We install and service heat pumps, gas furnaces and air conditioners, and we lay out the trade offs of each one. What you choose is up to you.
Cherokee County
Woodstock
Growth around downtown Woodstock brought a wave of newer homes, and newer systems are exactly the ones maintenance protects, both the comfort and the manufacturer's warranty. If yours does quit, we are close by, and emergency calls get triaged ahead of routine work.
Canton
Canton has older mill town housing near the river and new subdivisions spreading out from it, which makes for two very different conversations. In the older homes we look hard at what the ducts and the insulation are doing before we talk about equipment at all.
Holly Springs
Most of Holly Springs is new enough that the original equipment is still in place, and the questions we get here are about keeping it that way. We handle maintenance, thermostat and zoning work, and the repairs that start showing up once a system has a few summers behind it.
DeKalb County
Atlanta, North Of I-20
We serve the part of Atlanta north of I-20, where a lot of the housing predates central air and had it added later, often with ducts run through crawlspaces and attics never meant to carry them. Those are airflow and humidity problems as much as equipment problems, and we treat them that way.
Avondale Estates
The older homes in Avondale Estates were built well before central heating and cooling was standard, so the equipment has to fit around the house rather than the other way around. We work with the space we are given, including ductless where a duct run genuinely will not go.
Brookhaven
Renovations and rebuilds have changed a great deal of Brookhaven, and a house that has gained square footage needs a system sized for what it is now, not for what it was when the old one went in. We measure the house as it stands today before we quote anything.
Chamblee
Mid-century homes and newer construction sit close together in Chamblee, and in the older ones, the complaint is usually dust or humidity rather than temperature. Filtration, humidity control and ultraviolet treatment on the equipment address that without opening up a wall.
Clarkston
Clarkston is small and densely built, with a lot of older houses where the equipment has been patched more often than it has been maintained. We will tell you honestly whether the system in front of us is worth another repair or whether you are better off replacing it.
Doraville
Ranch homes make up much of Doraville, and a single story house with a long duct run out to the far bedroom almost always has one room that never keeps up. That is a balancing problem, and it can usually be fixed without replacing the system at all.
Dunwoody
Two story homes under heavy tree cover define a lot of Dunwoody, and the shade that keeps the house cool also drops pollen and debris into the outdoor coil every spring. A dirty coil costs you in efficiency long before it ever causes a breakdown, so cleaning it is part of every maintenance visit.
Lithonia
Lithonia sits at the eastern edge of what we cover, north of I-20. The housing is a mix of older homes and newer subdivisions, and we handle repair, replacement and maintenance on both.
Pine Lake
Pine Lake is a small city built around its lake, with compact older houses and the extra humidity that comes with sitting next to water. Pulling moisture out of the air matters as much as bringing the temperature down, so dehumidification is part of how we set a system up here.
Tucker
Ranch and split-level homes in Tucker were built for smaller systems than a family runs today, and a split-level in particular fights itself, cool downstairs and warm up. Zoning or an added return often does more for that than new equipment would.
Paulding County
Dallas
Dallas is on our Paulding County route, and the newer subdivisions here run heat pumps almost across the board. We service and replace them on the same schedule as the rest of the county.
Hiram
Hiram is small and still filling in, with newer homes and a few older ones along the highway. It sits on the same Paulding County route, and the work gets the same checks either way.
Bartow County
Cartersville
Cartersville is the north end of what we reach, with older in town homes near downtown and newer construction spreading toward the interstate. Heating in the older houses here has often been added in stages, and a system assembled piece by piece rarely balances well. We look at it as one system.
Emerson
Emerson is small and growing, and most of the homes are new enough that the original equipment is still under manufacturer's warranty. Keeping that warranty intact takes documented maintenance, which is exactly what a maintenance visit is for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my home is in your service area?
Find your county above and look for your city. If it is listed, we come to you. If your address sits just outside one of the twenty-nine communities we name, call 770.726.7407 and ask, because the county line and the practical edge of a route are not always the same thing.
Do you charge more for homes farther from Marietta?
The distance does not change what the work costs. Cartersville and Marietta are quoted the same way, which is in person: we come look at the equipment, then put the price in writing for you to approve before anything starts.
Do you work outside these six counties?
Our territory is set at a size we can cover properly rather than thinly, and these six counties are it. If you are just past the edge of one of them, it is worth a call, but we would rather tell you no than take a job we cannot serve well.
Are all of your services available everywhere you serve?
Yes. Air conditioning, heating, indoor air quality, and ductwork work the same way in Emerson as they do in Marietta, and so do the warranties: a thirty-day no-cost callback and one year of parts and labor on the same repair issue or part, plus a lifetime craftsmanship warranty on installs.
Do you serve Atlanta?
We serve the part of Atlanta north of I-20, which we file under DeKalb County, along with Brookhaven, Chamblee, Dunwoody, and Tucker. Our work is residential, so single-family homes and townhomes rather than high-rise buildings.
