FACTORY AUTHORIZED • SINCE 1955

About Us

A family man. A family business. Norman's began with a WWII veteran and a 1950s work ethic — and those values still drive us today.

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Norman’s Electronics was founded in 1955 by Mr. E. H. Norman, a World War II veteran who attended TV and Radio trade school on the GI Bill. The first location stood proudly on Clairmont Road near Peachtree-DeKalb Airport, where Mr. Norman began offering both sales and service for records, hi-fi systems, and televisions.

Exterior view of Norman's Electronics store with a large sign, entrance with glass doors and windows, and a ramp leading up to the door.

In those early years, Norman’s was one of only three record stores in Atlanta—and even sold one of the first color televisions ever purchased in the city. As national chain stores began to dominate TV and record sales, Mr. Norman focused his business exclusively on service, building a reputation for craftsmanship and honesty that still defines us today.

A black and white photo of a man and woman sitting together outdoors, holding hands. The woman has short wavy hair and is wearing a buttoned dress with a white collar, while the man has short hair and is dressed in a suit with a tie. They are smiling and appear happy, with trees in the background.

Black and white photo of a man in military uniform holding kettlebells in both hands, standing outdoors with other soldiers in the background.

Having served in Okinawa at the end of the war, Mr. Norman developed a deep respect for the Japanese people and their engineering excellence. When Japanese brands like JVC, Sony, Hitachi, and Yamaha entered the U.S. market, Norman’s became one of the first independent service centers qualified to repair them—relationships that continue to this day.