Georgia Power Customer FAQ

Yes, you can pay your Georgia Power bill with a personal check. Ensure that your check includes your account number and is payable to Georgia Power.

Yes, you can pay your Georgia Power bill with a check. You can send your check by mail to the address provided on your bill or use the payment options available on Georgia Power's website.

Georgia Power offers outdoor security lights to enhance safety and security around your home or business. These lights are available in various styles and can be installed and maintained by Georgia Power. For specifics on types, installation, and costs, you may want to refer to the details available through Georgia Power's services.

To obtain a copy of your previous payments for the last twelve months, you can log into your online account with Georgia Power. After logging in, navigate to the 'Billing and Payment' tab. Here, you'll find a history of all your past payments. You can print or save copies of this information for your records. Please be aware that you need to be the account holder to access this information, it's part of Georgia Power's commitment to maintaining customer data privacy and security.

Yes, Georgia Power requires a wiring inspection certificate from the local city or county permitting agency for turning or reestablishing power on an existing pole, especially if the service has been off for a certain period of time or if it involves new installation. Be sure to contact your local city or county permitting office for specific procedures and requirements. After receiving this certificate, you can then coordinate with Georgia Power for service initiation. Safety is a priority, and ensuring wiring meets current codes can prevent potential electrical incidents.