Residential Contract Period Open Through December 31, 2018
Commercial/Nonprofit Enrollment Period Open Through December 31, 2018
Commercial/Nonprofit Contract Period Open Through April 30, 2019
Solarize Atlanta focuses on three distinct markets for solar in the City of Atlanta: Residential, Commercial, and Nonprofit/Equity.
Click the logos above for information about your Solarize Atlanta contractors, equipment and pricing schedules.
Solarize Atlanta is a community-based solar energy group purchasing campaign that makes solar more affordable and accessible for the residents of Atlanta. Solarize campaigns harness the power of the crowd to save some major green while residences and businesses go green.
The organizers of the campaign sought competitive bids from the local solar community to ensure best-in-class materials are installed by qualified solar professionals for the lowest price.
Solarize Chronicles: Episode 1 from Solar CrowdSource on Vimeo.
By email: admin@solarizeATL.com
By phone: 770-288-0440
NOTE: Your information is safe. By signing up, there is absolutely no obligation of any kind and your information will not be shared with anyone outside of this campaign. You are signing up for a free solar evaluation by the selected contractor and locking in discount pricing should you decide to make the transition to solar. We will only use your email address to contact you directly and keep you updated on campaign news and upcoming events.
of your neighbors have already signed up!
502.0 Total kW | Tier 4 ($2.55/watt)
983,737 annual lbs CO2 Avoided
35.58Total kW | Tier 1 ($1.85/watt)
69,600 annual lbs CO2 Avoided
Tier 5 Pricing - 406.36 kWh
Calculate your potential offset from grid power, annual savings, environmental benefits and more. Sound good?
“We’ve always wanted to add solar panels to our house, but our old house had a roof that, because of its age and angles, didn’t really make it realistic. So when we moved in late 2016, we finally had a chance. We try to be environmentally conscious in our purchases and activities, so this is another way we get to do that, all while making a decision that makes financial sense. The current political climate and the possibility of missing out on federal rebates definitely helped add a little urgency to the decision.
As for Solarize, we weren’t familiar with the program when we reached out to a solar sales person. He told us about the program and the recent quantity of work it brought to Dunwoody. It’s a great way to spark interest in solar in the area and we’re excited and fortunate to get to be in the early group for Atlanta. Hopefully we get to see some more solar roofs around the neighborhood over the next year!”
(4.2kW solar energy system)
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