Generator installation in Atlanta, GA
Living in the City in a Forest
Atlanta's trees and older homes are a big part of its charm, and a big part of why the power goes out.
Tree canopy
A Georgia Tech study found trees covered about 47 percent of Atlanta in 2014. That shade is great until a limb comes down on a power line.
Older intown homes
Many eastside neighborhoods began as streetcar suburbs built between the 1890s and 1930s. Older homes often have older panels, and James checks yours first.
Big storms
During Tropical Storm Irma in 2017, about 561,000 Georgia Power customers in metro Atlanta were without power at one point.
Atlanta permits, and historic districts
Homes inside Atlanta city limits are permitted by the City of Atlanta's Office of Buildings, and the electrical work is a separate technical permit. We file it and schedule the inspection.
Atlanta has many historic and landmark districts, such as Inman Park, Grant Park, West End and Cabbagetown, where exterior changes can need review. And many homes with an Atlanta mailing address are actually in unincorporated DeKalb or a neighboring city. We confirm who covers your address before we file.
What we install in Atlanta
- Generac home standby generators, 10 to 28 kW
- Automatic transfer switches
- Propane tanks for homes without natural gas
- EV chargers
- Commercial generators for Atlanta businesses
Power company in Atlanta
Homes in Atlanta are served by Georgia Power.
Our work around Atlanta
Check-ins from our recent installs in and around Atlanta.
Your generator questions, answered
Do you install generators inside the City of Atlanta?
I live in a historic district. Can I still get a generator?
My address says Atlanta, but I'm not sure I'm in the city.
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.
