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Solar Companies in Georgia

Bywatts lists 80 solar companies in Georgia.

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Top cities: Atlanta (46) · Alpharetta (9) · Savannah (4) · Marietta (4) · Peachtree Corners (3) · Norcross (3)

Companies by category
Georgia solar companies by categoryDesign & Engineering48EPC Firms (Engineering,…EPC Firms (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)41Generation Systems40Operations & Maintenance36Manufacturers35Installers & Field Serv…Installers & Field Services35Energy Consultants29Controls, Software & Sm…Controls, Software & Smart Grid28

How much hail and wind Georgia solar sees

If your company owns or insures solar in Georgia, lightning is the weather peril most likely to damage the panels, and McIntosh County carries the highest exposure of the 159 rated counties.

See how much hail your panels can take across Georgia counties

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, modeled by Bywatts. Full county ranking and methodology at the link.

All 80 companies in Georgia

CompanyCityWebsite
First AmericaAtlantaVisit site
CZM Foundation EquipmentEllabellVisit site
HardHat Workforce SolutionsAtlantaVisit site
MARVAIRCordeleVisit site
MK BatteryNorcrossVisit site
Power Grid Components, Inc.·Visit site
Quest RenewablesAtlantaVisit site
Ritz Instrument Transformers USALavoniaVisit site
Southern States LLCHamptonVisit site
Southwire CompanyCarrolltonVisit site
Stryten EnergyAlpharettaVisit site
WattchAtlantaVisit site
Ace Electric, IncValdostaVisit site
Ag Solar SolutionsHinesvilleVisit site
All-State ElectricalMaconVisit site
Apollo Mission Critical EngineeringAtlantaVisit site
ASHRAEPeachtree CornersVisit site
Association of Energy EngineersAtlantaVisit site
ATS WaypointRoswellVisit site
Beyond Solar EnergyStone MountainVisit site
BL SystemsGainesvilleVisit site
Bryan Electric Inc.AlpharettaVisit site
Call2Recycle, Inc.AtlantaVisit site
CarbiceAtlantaVisit site
Carroll DanielGainesvilleVisit site
CE+TDuluthVisit site
Coastal SolarHinesvilleVisit site
Coffman EngineersAtlantaVisit site
CV InternationalAtlantaVisit site
CW EnergyMariettaVisit site
Dimension EnergyAtlantaVisit site
Dynamysk Automation Ltd.AtlantaVisit site
Georgia Power CompanyAtlantaVisit site
Green Clean Solar & WindMariettaVisit site
Gresco Utility Supply, Inc.ForsythVisit site
GSMA FoundationAtlantaVisit site
iLumenAtlantaVisit site
Inglett & StubbsMabletonVisit site
Kingdom SolarValdostaVisit site
Lattice Energy SolutionsHinesvilleVisit site
LCOE.aiSandy SpringsVisit site
Lewis Electrical Contractors, Inc.AlpharettaVisit site
Low Income Investment FundAtlantaVisit site
Macon PowerAlbanyVisit site
McKenney's, Inc.AtlantaVisit site
Meco of Atlanta IncAlbanyVisit site
Nexta Capital PartnersAthensVisit site
NGE Industrial AutomationPendergrassVisit site
Oakley ServicesAtlantaVisit site
Oldcastle InfrastructureAtlantaVisit site
Overlay CapitalAlpharettaVisit site
Partner Engineering & Science, Inc.AtlantaVisit site
PES EngineersAtlantaVisit site
Plateau Excavation, Inc.KennesawVisit site
Porsche ConsultingAtlantaVisit site
Power Consulting Engineers, LLCLilburnVisit site
Putzel Electrical Contractors, Inc.NorcrossVisit site
Qcells Georgia, Inc.WhiteVisit site
RavenVolt Inc, An ABM CompanyCummingVisit site
Renewvia EnergyAtlantaVisit site
Rogers ElectricAlpharettaVisit site
Rogers Mechanical ContractorsDouglasvilleVisit site
Roller Die + FormingRossvilleVisit site
RoviSysAtlantaVisit site
Smart SpaceAtlantaVisit site
Solar Super SonicAtlantaVisit site
Solvo GlobalDuluthVisit site
sonnen, Inc.Stone MountainVisit site
Sound Geo SupplyCartersvilleVisit site
Southern CompanyAtlantaVisit site
Southwest Research InstituteWarner RobinsVisit site
Storion EnergyAlpharettaVisit site
SUNMAXTECHAdairsvilleVisit site
TCPoly, IncAtlantaVisit site
The Erosion CompanyWoodstockVisit site
Vanguard Electric LLCMorrowVisit site
Cantsink ManufacturingAtlantaVisit site
NanoPV SolarAmericusVisit site
Solar StewardsAtlantaVisit site
GPRSAtlantaVisit site

Georgia at a glance

Georgia has 104 operating power plants (35.7 GW, led by Natural Gas), 473 named substations, 9 data centers, 123 solar installers and 80 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 153.6 TWh in 2025 (EIA), up 13.0% over ten years.