Shocking Electric Solutions, Inc. is a licensed electrical contractor based in Coweta County, with our office at 1002 Highway 16 W, Suite A, Newnan, GA 30263. We serve homes and businesses in every Coweta town, from the county seat in Newnan to small towns like Haralson and Turin, plus the unincorporated areas in between. Call (678) 552-9399, text (470) 516-7261, or book online.
Every Coweta County Community We Serve
Each town has its own page with local details on permits, utilities and housing:
- Newnan: the county seat, with historic districts downtown and newer neighborhoods around the city
- Senoia: a National Register historic district downtown and fast-growing surrounding areas
- Sharpsburg: a town incorporated in 1871, with many Sharpsburg mailing addresses in unincorporated Coweta
- Moreland: established in 1888, home of The Little Manse and the Old Moreland Mill
- Grantville: on US 29, with its own municipal electric utility
- Palmetto: mostly in Fulton County, with a portion in Coweta
- East Newnan: an unincorporated community east of Newnan
- Turin: a railroad town laid out in 1870 and incorporated in 1890
- Haralson: founded in 1820 and known as Coweta County’s oldest city
Not sure which page fits your address? Visit our service areas page or just call. If you are in Coweta County, we come to you.
Permits Depend on Where You Live
Coweta County has several permitting authorities. Unincorporated areas are covered by Coweta County Building Permits and Inspections at 22 East Broad Street in Newnan, which uses SAFEbuilt for plan review and inspections. Incorporated towns issue their own permits. The City of Newnan Building Department is on LaGrange Street, the City of Senoia handles permits at City Hall on Main Street, and the Town of Sharpsburg, Town of Turin, City of Grantville, City of Haralson and City of Palmetto each publish their own permit forms or processes. Moreland Town Hall is the starting point inside Moreland town limits.
Mailing addresses do not always match town limits, so the correct office is not always obvious. We check the parcel, file with the right authority and schedule the inspections our work requires.
Who Supplies Power in Coweta County
Electric service in Coweta County comes from several providers. Coweta-Fayette EMC is a not-for-profit cooperative serving much of Coweta and Fayette counties. It is headquartered in Palmetto and has a branch office on Temple Avenue in Newnan. Georgia Power serves many other addresses. The City of Grantville and the City of Palmetto run their own municipal electric systems for customers in their service areas. When a job involves a service upgrade, meter base or reconnection, we coordinate with whichever utility serves your meter.
Services Across Coweta County
- Electrical troubleshooting and diagnostics
- Electrical panel upgrades
- Complete home rewiring
- Wiring for renovations and additions
- Outlet and GFCI services
- Lighting installation
- LED and recessed lighting
- Dimmer switches
- Exterior flood lights
- Ceiling fan installation
- Whole-home surge protection
- Generator transfer switches
- EV charger installation
From Historic Homes to New Construction
Coweta County’s housing ranges widely. Newnan, Senoia and Grantville have National Register historic districts with homes from the 1800s and early 1900s. Small towns like Moreland, Turin and Haralson have historic centers surrounded by rural land. Large parts of the county have newer subdivisions. Each brings different electrical needs. Older homes often need grounding, panel replacement or rewiring. Rural properties often need feeders to barns and shops or well-pump circuits. Newer homes usually need EV chargers, extra lighting and surge protection.
Storm and Outage Readiness
West Georgia thunderstorms and the occasional ice storm can cause long outages, especially in rural parts of the county. A transfer switch lets you run a generator safely without back-feeding utility lines. Whole-home surge protection helps protect appliances and electronics from voltage spikes. After a storm, we can repair damaged service masts, meter bases and exterior wiring so your utility can restore service.
How a Typical Job Works
- You call, text or book online and describe the problem or project.
- A licensed electrician comes out, tests the circuits involved and checks the panel.
- We explain what we found and give you a clear recommendation and price.
- With your approval, we do the work, pull any required permit and schedule inspection.
- We test everything, clean up and walk you through the result.
The process is the same whether you are in downtown Newnan or on a rural road near Haralson.
Why Coweta Homeowners Call Us
- Licensed and insured electricians
- 2-year warranty on our work
- A local office in Newnan, not a call center
- Clear explanations and pricing before any work starts
- Permits and inspections handled when the job requires them
Coweta County Electrical FAQ
Do you serve all of Coweta County?
Yes. We serve every town in Coweta County and the unincorporated areas, and we also work within about 40 miles of Newnan.
Who issues electrical permits in Coweta County?
Unincorporated areas use Coweta County Building Permits and Inspections. Incorporated towns, including Newnan, Senoia, Sharpsburg, Turin, Grantville, Haralson, Palmetto and Moreland, handle permits for addresses inside their limits.
Which electric company serves my home?
Depending on your address, it may be Coweta-Fayette EMC, Georgia Power, or the City of Grantville or City of Palmetto. Your bill shows your provider.
How do I contact you?
Call (678) 552-9399, text (470) 516-7261, or book online.
Schedule an Electrician Anywhere in Coweta County
Call (678) 552-9399, text (470) 516-7261, or book online. Our office is at 1002 Highway 16 W, Suite A, Newnan, GA 30263.