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Central Appraisal Group, Inc. Phone # (770)-607-3445
Atlanta West Appraisal Service Phone # (770)-949-1686
Appraisers of Atlanta Phone # (404)-606-1525
Bass, Houston & Associates, Inc. Phone # (678)-354-8363
StyleTech Appraisal Group, Inc Phone # (706)-867-0606
Appraisal Atlanta Phone # (770)-499-0009
Winders & Associates Phone # (770)-838-9311
Appraisal Services of GA Phone # (478)-472-7353
Georgia Progressive Real Estate Services, Inc. Phone # (770)-529-1000 We offer the highest quality appraisals and the fast turn around times in all all of the Atlanta Metropolitan Counties. We cover at total 45 counties. Please visit our website for more information.
Grier Appraisal Services, Inc. Phone # (678)-585-7633
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Carrollton Quick Facts
Population 19,843 (Males: 9,241 (46.6%), Females: 10,602 (53.4%)) Elevation: 1110 feet Land area: 20.2 square miles Median resident age: 26.3 years Median household income: $27,559 Median house value: $104,400
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