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Where we work

Ten markets across Ohio

From Marietta we cover ten Ohio markets, in the Mid-Ohio Valley, Central Ohio and Southwest Ohio. Remote work is quicker, so we do most of it that way and drive out when a problem needs someone in the room.

Where does Imagi-Tech work?

Imagi-Tech works from 200 Putnam St, Suite 201, Marietta, OH 45750 and serves ten Ohio markets: Marietta, Columbus, Newark, Lancaster, Delaware, Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Hamilton and Middletown. Columbus is about two hours from the office and Cincinnati about three and a half. Most work is handled remotely because it is quicker, with on-site visits scheduled when a problem needs hands on the hardware.

Where to find us

One office, ten markets

Marietta, Ohio

The office

200 Putnam St, Suite 201
Marietta, OH 45750

(800) 314-1626

Drive times

How far we go

Lancaster and Newark are about ninety minutes. Columbus is about two hours, Delaware two and a half. Springfield and Dayton run about three hours, and Cincinnati, Middletown and Hamilton about three and a half.

Anything past three hours gets planned as a full on-site day.

The service area

Ten markets, three regions

Marietta, OH10 markets · 3 regions · schematic only

1 market

Mid-Ohio Valley

How we work

Remote first, on site when it matters

Most technology work is faster when we can connect remotely and get straight to it, so that is how we do most of it.

When a job needs somebody in the room — a server install, a hardware fault, training a team in person — we schedule the visit and turn up. Ten markets is a small enough list that we can drive to every one of them from Marietta in a day.

If your town is not on the list, call us anyway.

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