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Georgia residents could potentially save thousands of dollars and reduce their carbon footprint when they go solar in Georgia.
Georgia residents could potentially save thousands of dollars and reduce their carbon footprint when they go solar in Georgia.
At Pink Energy, we’re building a solar energy movement in Georgia one home at a time. Our mission is to help Georgia residents create a more sustainable future for themselves and their families. Through solar energy, Georgians can do this by potentially saving thousands on their electric bills and owning their power.
Solar panel installations in Georgia are expected to increase by more than 1,700 megawatts over the next five years, and you could help build the movement. Here is the Pink Energy Georgia office near you.
Pink Energy Atlanta Office
(770) 502-6890
4374 Shallowford Industrial Pkwy
Marietta, GA 30066
Pink Energy Savannah (sales)
349 Mall Boulevard, Suite 200
Savannah, GA 31406
Pink Energy Savannah (production)
1677 Irwinton Road
Milledgeville, GA 31061
Pink Energy Alpharetta
6230 Shiloh Rd, Suite 100
Alpharetta, GA 30005
We’re one of the leading solar installers in Georgia, and we’re experienced in installing residential and commercial solar panels across the country. When you choose Pink Energy, you can get access to some of the best values in the industry, including our American-made solar panels, SMARTPWR360°™ package, and battery backup system.
On top of that, you’ll get to experience our top-notch solar panel installation process and 25-year warranty on the panels we install. It’s no wonder that so many of your neighbors in Georgia are going solar.
When Georgia residents go solar, they can take advantage of multiple financial incentives, including our 100%, $0 money down2 financing offer for qualified homeowners. Also, the state of Georgia allows net metering, which means that you could get credit on your future electric bills in exchange for the excess energy that you generate.
In addition to net metering, Georgia residents also can qualify for up to a 30% federal tax credit5 to apply to their solar panel purchase. This incentive was recently expanded to 30% and extended through 2032, making now a great time to go solar.
Learn more about solar incentives in Georgia today.
We offer an easy, three-step process so that your decision to go solar can be as smooth as possible. Explore this section to learn about each step and see how you can experience the potential financial and environmental benefits of solar energy.
STEP 1
First, submit a contact form and a Pink Energy team member will contact you. We’ll learn about your property and see if you qualify for solar. If you qualify, we’ll schedule your free in-home consultation at your convenience.
STEP 2
At your free in-home consultation, we’ll analyze your property and audit your energy usage. Afterward, we’ll present you with a project estimate based on your energy goals. Once you sign your contract, we’ll start the process to prepare your home for installation. When that’s done, we’ll call to schedule your installation date based on your availability.
STEP 3
On installation day, our installation crew will arrive at your home ready to install your panels. This process includes adding your solar panels to a ground-mounted array or on your roof, and connecting them to your house’s electric box. Next, we’ll check to ensure that everything functions properly. Once everything’s good to go, we’ll clean our workspace and leave your home just the way we found it.
Georgia is home to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the largest city in the Southeast (Atlanta), and other scenic landmarks. On average, the Peach State gets an average of nearly 5 peak hours of sunlight per day. That’s plenty of time for your solar panels to generate enough solar energy to produce power for you and store the excess in a solar battery.
Also, Georgia has the eighth highest average electric bill in the country (more than $130), per 2019 data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This means that Georgia homeowners and business owners can potentially save big when they go solar.
