Generator installation in Roswell, GA
Trees, the river and history
Roswell's wooded neighborhoods and historic homes shape how we plan an install.
Storm outages
A severe thunderstorm on June 14, 2013 brought down trees across Roswell and left more than 7,000 Georgia Power customers in the city without power.
Historic district
Exterior changes in the Roswell Historic District, home to Barrington Hall and Bulloch Hall, need a Certificate of Appropriateness.
Along the Chattahoochee
Roswell's southern edge follows the Chattahoochee River, with wooded neighborhoods around Vickery Creek.
Roswell permits and historic review
Homes inside Roswell city limits are permitted by the City of Roswell's Community Development Department.
If your home is in the Roswell Historic District, exterior changes need a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Commission. We check placement with you first. Some Roswell-area addresses are outside the city, and we confirm that too before we file.
What we install in Roswell
- Generac home standby generators, 10 to 28 kW
- Automatic transfer switches
- Propane tanks for homes without natural gas
- EV chargers
- Commercial generators for Roswell businesses
Power company in Roswell
Homes in Roswell are served by Georgia Power and Cobb EMC and Sawnee EMC.
Our work around Roswell
Check-ins from our recent installs in and around Roswell.
Your generator questions, answered
Do you install generators in Roswell?
I live in the historic district. Can I get a generator?
Natural gas or propane?
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.