Where We Work

We work out of Woodstock in Cherokee County and cover a good stretch of metro Atlanta around it. You'll find us in Sandy Springs, Roswell, Johns Creek and Alpharetta to the north, in Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw and Mableton across Cobb County, in Atlanta, Brookhaven, Dunwoody and Doraville in and around DeKalb, and in Peachtree Corners, Norcross and Lilburn in Gwinnett. If your home is anywhere on that list, you're in our service area, and Woodstock is home base.

Homes across this area tend to share the same moisture trouble, because Georgia's warm, humid weather keeps the air heavy for much of the year. You'll see crawl spaces where ground moisture condenses on cool joists, attics where poorly vented air collects under the roof, finished basements and older houses with limited ventilation. Newer subdivisions in places like Woodstock and Alpharetta have their own habits, like bathrooms that don't vent well, so what we find depends on your house.

Each card below leads to a page about that area, with local details on the kinds of homes and conditions we see there and how the work goes in that town. Pick yours to see what applies to you. If you're not sure which county or city your address falls in, that's common, since many mailing addresses sit outside city limits, and the county or city building office can tell you which one handles permits for your home.

We work out of Woodstock, so the nearest towns are the easiest for us to reach, and we still travel across the whole list when you need us. Where you live doesn't change the kind of work we do, but it can change the logistics, like how we plan the day, how we work around traffic on the main roads and how we set up around your driveway or building. You can ask us about scheduling for your town when you get in touch.

The towns differ in ways that matter for this work. Closer to Woodstock and Kennesaw you'll often see newer subdivisions and crawl-space homes, while Marietta, Smyrna, Brookhaven, Dunwoody and parts of Atlanta have many older houses with tighter, less ventilated spaces. Each city and county has its own building office, so if your repairs involve rebuilding, permits can differ from one town to the next, and we'll help you work out who to ask.