Suwanee is known for its well-maintained, master-planned communities like Edinburgh, Laurel Springs, and Settles Bridge, many of which were built within the last 20 to 30 years. Georgia Power residential customers in Suwanee may qualify for a $150 rebate on a professionally installed Level 2 EV charger. If you are served by Jackson EMC or Walton EMC, check your utility's website for their current rebate programs.
City and County Resources
The City of Suwanee operates its own building department and issues residential electrical permits directly, rather than through Gwinnett County. All permit applications are submitted online through the City of Suwanee's EnerGov Citizen Self Service Portal. Always verify your permitting jurisdiction by address, since some areas near Suwanee may actually fall under Gwinnett County's authority.
- The City of Suwanee issues its own electrical permits for properties within city limits.
- Permits are applied for online through the EnerGov Citizen Self Service Portal.
- Most significant electrical work, including panel upgrades, new circuits, and EV charger installations, requires a permit and inspection.
- Georgia law requires you to contact Georgia 811 at least three business days before any digging project. Call 811 or visit Georgia811.com.
- Your licensed electrician can handle the permit application and schedule inspections on your behalf.
- Verify your permitting jurisdiction by address, as nearby properties may fall under Gwinnett County instead.