Installers, contractors and solar service companies whose service area covers Georgia.
Georgia is a top-10 solar state with about 7.8 gigawatts installed, and the growth is visible: state regulators approved more than 2.2 gigawatts of new Georgia Power solar projects across 2025 and 2026 alone. Georgia also builds what it installs — Qcells' factories in Dalton and Cartersville make it one of the biggest solar manufacturing hubs in the country. Strong sun and long, hot summers give home systems plenty to work with.
Georgia has no state solar tax credit, so the homeowner math rests on bill savings — and on using your own power. Georgia Power's original monthly net-metering program filled its cap in 2021, so new rooftop customers fall under net billing: every kilowatt-hour you use yourself offsets a retail purchase one-for-one, and power exported to the grid is credited at the utility's PSC-filed solar avoided-cost rate. Many of Georgia's electric membership cooperatives and municipal utilities run their own net metering or billing terms, some more generous, so it pays to check the current Georgia rebates and incentives for your specific utility before you sign.
The companies below install solar across Georgia. Because export credits are worth less than retail power, ask each installer how much of your production your home would actually use — and whether a battery or load shifting improves the numbers — and see our solar energy resources for guides to system sizing, storage, and comparing quotes.
