Better Tomorrow Solar

Better Tomorrow Solar is a solar installation company based in Atlanta, GA serving 5 Georgia counties, from Fulton to Clayton, installing since 2018.

EcoGen America lists Better Tomorrow Solar in our vetted installer network for Georgia. Every fact on this page comes from the company’s own published materials, read by our team on September 7, 2026, plus the state registry checks noted where we have made them. We do not accept payment for placement.

Key takeaways

  • Installs across 5 Georgia counties, from Fulton to Clayton.
  • Publishes 1 license number on its own site, and we have checked 1 against the state registry.
  • 20-year workmanship warranty.
  • Ways to pay: financing offered, described on its site as affordable and ethical financing options.
  • Its own site presents an in-house crew; its BBB profile says it uses licensed subcontractors when required.

Better Tomorrow Solar at a Glance

DetailWhat the Company Publishes
Headquarters1074 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
Founded2018
Service Area5 Georgia counties, from Fulton to Clayton
Official Websitebettertomorrowsolar.com

Where Better Tomorrow Solar Installs

Better Tomorrow Solar names 5 Georgia counties on its own site: Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and Clayton. Towns it lists by name include Atlanta, Reynoldstown, Decatur, East Atlanta, Sandy Springs and Marietta.

A county on this list means the company advertises work there, not that a crew is based there. Ask where the crew that will be on your roof actually sits; a local base shows up as faster service calls later.

Licensing and Certifications

License numbers exactly as the company prints them. Where we have checked a number against the state registry, the result and date are shown; where we have not, the row says so. Verify any number yourself under the exact business name on your contract before signing.

State
License
Number
Registry Check
Note
GA
Electrical contractor
EN214374
Published by the company on its EnergySage listing; the Secretary of State verify portal sat behind a Cloudflare challenge on September 9, 2026 and was not checked, Georgia Secretary of State, checked 2026-09-09

Certifications and memberships the company displays:

  • NABCEP PV Associate (two staff, PVA-061819-025398 and PVA-011621-035661)
  • Enphase Gold installer
  • REC Certified Pro
  • Tesla Certified installer
  • WOSB certified woman-owned business

Equipment and Warranties

WarrantyWhat the Company Publishes
Workmanship20 years
Equipment25 years

Brands the company names on its site:

  • Panels: Q Cells, REC, Trina and Jinko
  • Inverters: Enphase, SMA and SolarEdge
  • Batteries: Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH and Enphase

How You Can Pay

  • Financing offered, described on its site as affordable and ethical financing options

Whichever route you take, ask for the cash price and the financed price side by side. The gap between them is where dealer fees hide, and it is the first number our quote guide tells you to find.

Programs and Services

Services the company offers: residential solar installation, battery storage, EV chargers, ground mounts and solar repair.

  • Georgia Power Virtual Power Plant pilot partner, per its April 27, 2026 blog post

Why Better Tomorrow Solar Is in Our Network

  • Publishes 1 state license number on its own site
  • Its own site presents an in-house crew; its BBB profile says it uses licensed subcontractors when required.
  • Publishes a 20-year workmanship warranty
  • Installing since 2018
  • NABCEP credentials displayed on its site

Where We Match Homeowners with Better Tomorrow Solar

Coverage below reflects the states where Better Tomorrow Solar appears in our advisor network. Each guide carries that state’s rates, programs and honest payback math, which is the context any quote deserves.

Who Better Tomorrow Solar Fits

Best fit: homeowners in the 5 Georgia counties above, who want the company’s own people on the roof rather than a subcontracted crew and who want NABCEP-certified oversight.

Before You Sign with Better Tomorrow Solar

However good any installer looks on paper, the same three checks protect you every time: verify the license with your state’s contractor authority under the exact business name on your contract, get the workmanship warranty in writing, and make sure the savings projection uses your utility’s real rates. If you’d like an independent read first, start with the state guide linked above or get a free solar estimate for your address.

Where These Facts Come From

Pages of the company’s own site we read for this profile. Registry checks name the registry and date in the licensing table.