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Join date: Jul 25, 2020
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Amy Griffin-Atchley is Chief Operating Officer and Partner at Amy’s Roofing and Solar, a residential roofing, solar, and home electrification company based in Petaluma serving Sonoma, Napa, and Marin Counties. After 16 years in the educational field, she transitioned her communication and operations strengths into the solar roofing industry and now leads company operations and community partnerships. She serves as Chair of the Petaluma Climate Action Commission and holds a leadership role with the Credo High School Foundation. Her work reflects a commitment to customer care, workforce development, and climate-forward home improvements in the North Bay.
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Aug 24, 2026 ∙ 6 min
How to Go Electric? Solar, Battery Backup, and EV Solutions
Another Public Safety Power Shutoff hits Sonoma County, and your fridge goes dark for two days. Or your gas bill jumps again, and you start wondering why you're paying for two utilities instead of one. Maybe you just bought an EV and you're staring at your 100-amp panel, wondering if it can even handle a car charger. Questions like these send a lot of homeowners searching for home battery backup near me in Sonoma County. If you’re beginning to “go electric” there are three major investments...
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Aug 11, 2026 ∙ 6 min
Why Your PG&E Bill Keeps Climbing and Why Solar Still Wins
Open your PG&E bill lately and you'll probably do a double take. Electricity rates are climbing nationwide, and part of the pressure is coming from an unlikely source: the data centers powering the AI boom. If you're a Sonoma County homeowner watching your bill outpace inflation year after year, solar installation in Sonoma County is one of the few ways to get off that treadmill for good. Key Takeaways ● U.S. residential electricity prices are on track to rise 5.7% in 2026, and PG&E's...
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Jul 22, 2026 ∙ 7 min
Should You Upgrade Your Roof and Go Solar at the Same Time?
If you're a Marin County homeowner weighing a roof replacement or solar installation, you've probably wondered whether to tackle one project or both. The answer, for most homeowners, is both — and the reasons are more practical than you might expect. Working with experienced roofing contractors in Marin County who also install solar means one project plan, one warranty, and a roof that's actually built to support 35+ years of energy production. Key Takeaways Pairing roofing and solar saves...
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Operating Officer and Partner, Amy’s Roofing and Solar
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