Weldon Heating & Air Conditioning

Weldon Heating and Air Conditioning has served the Tucker and North Atlanta area for over 54 years, operating from the same phone number throughout. The company focuses on residential and light commercial work within about 10 miles inside and outside I-285 between Sandy Springs and Tucker.

The business offers system repairs, replacements, and maintenance contracts. Their approach emphasizes fixing equipment that can be repaired and replacing only what should be replaced, rather than pushing unnecessary upgrades. They note that 80% of heating and air problems stem from dirt, and maintenance by a company that cares can help systems perform well over time.

Weldon rates 4.9 of 5 from 265 Google reviews. Hours are Monday 7:30 AM–6 PM, Tuesday–Friday 7 AM–6 PM, and Saturday 9 AM–3 PM; closed Sunday.

Georgia requires general contractors and residential contractors to hold a state license. The Georgia State Licensing Board for Residential and Commercial General Contractors oversees two main residential license types: Residential Basic and Residential Light Commercial. Before hiring any contractor, verify their license through the Georgia Secretary of State's online portal (https://verify.sos.ga.gov/verification/), where you can search by the contractor's name or license number.

In DeKalb County, where Tucker is located, the Permits, Plan Review & Inspections Division handles building permits and inspections for residential projects including new construction, additions, and renovations. Most construction projects require permits to ensure compliance with building, safety, and zoning codes. Discuss permitting requirements with your contractor before work begins.

Georgia contractors must renew their licenses every two years (expiring June 30) and complete continuing education through CE Broker. When interviewing a contractor, ask whether they hold a Residential Basic or Residential Light Commercial license and confirm it is current.