Marietta Service Offerings

Our helpful staff can help you identify the best copiers, printers, scanners, and other office equipment for your office whether you're in Atlanta, Marietta or elsewhere here in the greater Atlanta metro area. Our staff is ready to help medium to large offices such as law firms, accounting firms, architecture agencies and more. Our helpful printer and copier experts work out of our Marietta office, and are ready to come visit you to analyze your office copier needs. Contact us today for a free analysis and estimate of your needs!The choice of copiers, printers, and scanners is an essential one for your business. Should you lease or buy? Should you use HP printers, Sharp printers, Canon copiers or others? And what about toner? How do you minimize your toner expenses?

Our copier, printer, and office equipment repair, sales, and service includes -

• Complete analysis of your office equipment needs of all major brands or printers and copiers such as HP, Sharp, Kyocera, etc. We are "brand agnostic" and will help you identify the best copiers, printers, and scanner for your office needs.
• Full range of expertise on copiers, printers, and other office equipment.
• Printer repair and service. Our service tech's can help you with on-going repair needs.
• We service the entire Atlanta Metro area, not just Atlanta proper and our office headquarters in Marietta but all major cities such as Kennesaw, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Roswell and Alpharetta. Wherever you are in the Atlanta metro area, our copier and printer repair techs will come to you.

Marietta Factoid

Before there was an Atlanta or a Chattanooga there was Marietta, Georgia. A small cluster of homes near the Cherokee town of Kennesaw were reported as early as 1824. An early road in what would become Cobb County crossed the "Shallow Ford" of the Chattahoochee and ran just south of these settlers.

In 1832 the state of Georgia formed 10 counties from what had been Cherokee land. Cobb County was named for Thomas Willis Cobb, U.S. representative, U.S. senator and Supreme Court judge. In 1837 the Georgia Gazetteer reported that the city of Marietta was named for Cobb's wife. The Georgia legislature legally recognized the town on December 19, 1834, but by that time a sizable community already existed. The first plat for the city, since destroyed, was laid out by James Anderson in 1833, who had worked extensively in north Georgia. Like most towns, Marietta had a square in the center with a modest courthouse.

Source: https://www.mariettaga.gov/744/Marietta-History