1428 Ponce de Leon Ave NEHeat pump, HPWH, weatherization. Install day, 8:00am. Dana is expecting you.
What you get
Sold work, a full invoice, and no state portal.
Peach is the contractor of record with the homeowner. You are the trade doing the work, not
the party carrying the rebate.
The work arrives sold
No lead lists, no bidding, no selling at a kitchen table at eight at night. The job is quoted, signed and dated before it reaches your board.Nothing to quote
The rebate is our exposure
Peach takes the rebate off what the homeowner pays, then waits on GEFA. That is money we front and carry, not a cut out of your invoice.You invoice the contract
We file, you photograph
Income tiers, county tables and the state portal stay with the coordinator. Your paperwork ends when the photos and the certificate are in.No state portal
How a job runs
Assigned, visited, installed, filed.
One real job, start to finish. 1428 Ponce de Leon Ave NE, a heat pump, a water heater and
weatherization.
01It lands on your board
Scope, address, homeowner and access notes, already filled in. Nothing to quote and nobody to call back.Assigned
02You confirm what is there
Panel capacity, the existing system, the crawlspace. Anything that moves the scope goes back to the coordinator.Site visit
03You install
Your crew, your schedule, your call on how the day runs. Peach is not standing in the driveway telling you your trade.Install day
04Photos close it out
Shoot it on your phone and it lands in CompanyCam. The coordinator files with GEFA from there.Photos and docs
What we ask of you
Six things, and the file closes.
We have already discounted the homeowner. GEFA only pays us back once the file is complete.
Before photosEvery area you worked in, shot before you started.
After photosThe same angles, once the work is done.
Equipment data plateModel and serial legible, one per unit.
Old equipment removedProof the gas unit actually left the property.
AHRI certificateThe matched-system certificate for what you installed.
Signed completion formThe homeowner signs that the work is done.
Working with Peach
If you install in Georgia, we should talk.
Tell us what you install and where you work. A coordinator opens the account and the first
job shows up on your board.