Generator installation in Alpharetta, GA
What Alpharetta homeowners ask us about
Bigger homes, busy households and storms that knock down trees all add up to a strong case for backup power.
Larger homes
Windward alone has more than 2,000 single-family homes around Lake Windward. Bigger homes often need a bigger generator, and James sizes it to what you want running.
Trees and storms
When the remnants of Hurricane Helene came through in September 2024, falling trees knocked out power across Alpharetta for days.
Three power companies
Most of Alpharetta is on Georgia Power, but parts are served by Sawnee EMC or Cobb EMC. Your generator works the same either way.
City of Alpharetta, or somewhere else?
Homes inside Alpharetta city limits are permitted by the City of Alpharetta, and the electrical work needs its own trade permit.
But an Alpharetta mailing address doesn't always mean the City of Alpharetta. Some homes are in unincorporated Forsyth County, like the Halcyon area, and others are in the cities of Milton or Johns Creek. We confirm who covers your address before we file. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection and handle it either way.
What we install in Alpharetta
- Generac home standby generators, 10 to 28 kW
- Automatic transfer switches
- Propane tanks for homes without natural gas
- EV chargers
- Commercial generators for Alpharetta businesses
Power company in Alpharetta
Homes in Alpharetta are served by Georgia Power and Sawnee EMC and Cobb EMC.
Our work around Alpharetta
Check-ins from our recent installs in and around Alpharetta.
Your generator questions, answered
Do you install generators in Alpharetta?
Who issues my permit?
I'm on Sawnee EMC, not Georgia Power. Does that matter?
How soon can you come out for an estimate?
Ready before the next storm?
Tell us a little about your home and we'll call or text you to set up a free site visit.