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Dealer Program | Georgia

Become an AJ Shades Dealer in Georgia

Eight months of outdoor living, brutal pollen, summer storms, and porches built for shade. Sell American-made retractable awnings and motorized screens - veteran-owned, backed for 15 years.

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Owned
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15-Year Warranty
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CSLB #951583

Georgia might be the best shade market in America that nobody’s organized yet. The outdoor-living season runs March through November - eight-plus months when the patio, the porch, and the pool deck are where the family actually lives. Then the realities arrive: spring pollen that coats everything yellow, summer humidity that makes 95 degrees feel personal, mosquitoes that claim every evening, and afternoon thunderstorms that build out of nowhere from May through September.

Every one of those realities is a product in our line. Motorized power screens turn a pollen-season patio back into usable square footage and give summer evenings back from the bugs. Retractable awnings drop shade over the deck for the brutal stretch and retract - automatically, with wind sensors - when the storm cell rolls in. And motorized screens on the great-room glass cut the glare and heat that Georgia’s long afternoons pour through western windows. No Georgia contractor owns this lane. The pergola guys sell wood. You’d sell the weather answer.

AJ Shades is a veteran-owned, American-made shade company opening dealer territory across Georgia. We’re looking for contractors, deck and patio builders, remodelers, pool companies, and outdoor-living specialists from Atlanta to Savannah - and we’ll arm you with the Quality Improvement Products line, wholesale pricing, training from working installers, and a 15-year warranty on every awning and screen you sell. Apply through the dealer inquiry form and tell us which Georgia market you want to own.

Why partner with AJ Shades

The product line Georgia weather ordered

Pollen, humidity, storms, bugs, and eight months of patio season - this is what the QIP line was built for.

Two selling seasons per customer. Georgia’s calendar hands dealers a sequence no other state offers: sell motorized screens in March and April against pollen and the first bugs, then sell retractable awnings in May and June against the building heat. Same customer list, two campaigns, one product line. We train dealers to run the calendar this way because the dealers who do outsell the ones who pitch everything at once.

Retractable is the storm-season answer. Georgia homeowners have watched fixed shade lose to summer thunderstorms and tropical remnants for years. Our motorized awnings carry wind sensors that retract the awning automatically as gusts build, and full-cassette models seal the fabric inside a protective housing. You’re not promising the product will survive a storm - you’re showing a product smart enough to avoid it. That honesty closes deals in a state that’s seen it all.

Veteran-owned and American-made. From the military communities around Columbus and Warner Robins to the flag-flying suburbs across metro Atlanta, the veteran-owned story opens doors and the American-made Quality Improvement Products line holds them open. Against imported kits and online bargain units, your quote leads with provenance and a 15-year warranty on awnings and screens - a combination the low-price competitor can’t answer.

Training from installers, support for life. Our team installs these systems every week, so your onboarding covers Georgia’s real jobsite conditions: mounting to brick veneer and Hardie, dealing with the deep covered porches that define Southern architecture, spec’ing sensors for storm-exposed sites, and selling screens to the pollen-weary. When you call from a jobsite, you reach an installer who’s solved it before.

Your market stays yours. Our installation crews serve Southern California - not Atlanta, not Savannah, not anywhere in Georgia. The dealer program is product-only from our side: you sell, install, and service your territory while we supply the catalog, dealer pricing, order review, training, and warranty backing. We will never compete with you for the work.

What Georgia dealers sell

The three-product lineup

Built to your customer's measurements. Every awning and screen backed for 15 years.

Motorized Power Screens

The Georgia hero product: zip-track screens for patios, porches, pool enclosures, and garages. Pollen-season usability, summer bug control, and glare relief on western glass - the screen sells itself from March through October.

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Full-Cassette Retractable Awnings

The flagship: motorized with wind and sun sensors, sealing into a protective cassette when Georgia weather turns. Premium shade for custom homes, pool decks, and the deep porches Southern architecture is famous for.

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Open-Roll Retractable Awnings

The accessible entry point - ideal for first-time shade buyers, rental portfolios, and the production-built suburbs where families want real relief from the humidity-driven heat without the flagship investment.

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Territory opportunity

Where Georgia dealers win

Metro Atlanta is the volume giant: Atlanta, Marietta, Alpharetta, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Decatur, Kennesaw, and the endless master-planned suburbs hold millions of homeowners with decks, porches, and pools - and HOAs that make retractable products the easy approval. The northern suburbs skew premium: buyers who’ve owned shade before, know cheap from good, and respond to the 15-year warranty the way it’s meant to be heard.

Don’t sleep on the intown market. The craftsman bungalows of Virginia-Highland, Grant Park, Decatur, and East Atlanta run on deep front porches - and a retractable awning or motorized screen on a historic porch is the rare upgrade that adds comfort without touching the home’s character. Retractable products are inherently preservation-friendly: when retracted, the historic facade is untouched. Dealers who can speak that language get the intown premium.

Coastal Georgia is the long-season play. Savannah, Pooler, Richmond Hill, and the Golden Isles run an outdoor calendar that barely pauses - heat, humidity, and bugs nearly year-round, which means screens sell in months when Atlanta dealers are waiting for spring. The hospitality angle is real here too: Savannah’s restaurant and courtyard culture buys commercial shade as seating capacity, and one courtyard project can anchor a quarter.

Then there’s the pool market hiding inside every suburb. Georgia’s pool density is high, and pool owners are pre-qualified shade buyers - they’ve already invested in outdoor living, they feel the afternoon sun on the deck, and the bugs own their evenings. A dealer who partners with local pool builders gets a referral engine: every new pool is a screen-and-awning conversation waiting to happen.

How the program works

From application to first install

1

Apply

Tell us about your company on the dealer inquiry form - where in Georgia you work, what you build or install today, and whether you’re chasing residential, commercial, or both. Every application gets a personal review.

2

Train on the line

Wholesale catalog, dealer pricing, sample kits, and hands-on training from our install team - including the two-season sales calendar, sensor spec’ing for storm-exposed sites, and mounting on brick, Hardie, and deep Southern porches. Most dealers are quoting within weeks.

3

Sell the Georgia calendar

Screens in pollen season, awnings as the heat builds - your brand, your crews, your customers, with American-made product and a 15-year warranty on every awning and screen behind each quote. Run the calendar and the line sells itself twice a year.

4

Order built-to-spec and install

Units are built to your exact measurements and reviewed by our team before production. They ship to you, your crew installs, and your customer gets premium American-made shade with a 15-year warranty - while you keep the margin and the referral stream.

Want the complete trade-partner overview first? Read the contractor dealer program overview - then apply and let’s talk Georgia territory.

Eight months of patio season. Zero organized competition.

Georgia homeowners live outside most of the year - and nobody’s selling them real shade. Apply to the dealer network and own the lane before someone else does.

Georgia dealer territories

Dealer pages by Georgia county and city

Tap a county or city for the full territory picture, local demand, competitor landscape, and why the dealer route wins there.

Counties

Fulton CountyGwinnett CountyCobb CountyDeKalb CountyChatham CountyCherokee CountyClayton CountyForsyth CountyHenry CountyHall CountyRichmond CountyMuscogee CountyPaulding CountyHouston CountyColumbia CountyCoweta CountyBibb CountyDouglas CountyClarke CountyFayette CountyCarroll CountyLowndes CountyNewton CountyBartow CountyWhitfield CountyFloyd CountyWalton CountyRockdale CountyDougherty CountyGlynn CountyBarrow CountyBulloch CountyJackson CountyCamden CountyEffingham CountyTroup CountySpalding CountyLiberty CountyCatoosa CountyBryan CountyHabersham CountyColquitt CountyThomas CountyPolk CountyOconee CountyCoffee CountyWalker CountyGordon CountyLaurens CountyBaldwin CountyPickens CountyWhite CountyTift CountyWare CountyStephens CountyLee CountyHarris CountyLumpkin CountyDawson CountyGilmer CountyHaralson CountyMadison CountyWayne CountyMonroe CountyPeach CountyDecatur CountyBanks CountyBen Hill CountyButts CountyEmanuel CountyFannin CountyGrady CountyGreene CountyMitchell CountyMorgan CountyPutnam CountyTattnall CountyToombs CountyJasper CountyHart CountyAppling CountyJeff Davis CountyDodge CountyCrisp CountyBaker CountyBleckley CountyBrantley CountyBurke CountyCandler CountyChattahoochee CountyChattooga CountyClinch CountyTwiggs CountyUnion CountyTowns CountyUpson CountyWebster CountyWarren CountyWilkes CountyJefferson CountyBerrien CountyBrooks CountyCharlton CountyClay CountyCook CountyCrawford CountyDooly CountyEchols CountyElbert CountyEvans CountyGlascock CountyIrwin CountyJenkins CountyJohnson CountyLamar CountyLong CountyMarion CountyMcIntosh CountyMiller CountyMontgomery CountyMurray CountyOglethorpe CountyPike CountyPulaski CountyQuitman CountyRabun CountyRandolph CountySeminole CountyStewart CountySumter CountyTaliaferro CountyTreutlen CountyTurner CountyWilcox CountyWorth CountyAtkinson CountyBacon CountyCalhoun CountyDade CountyEarly CountyFranklin CountyHancock CountyHeard CountyJones CountyLanier CountyLincoln CountyMcDuffie CountyMacon CountyMeriwether CountyPierce CountySchley CountyScreven CountyTalbot CountyTaylor CountyTelfair CountyTerrell CountyWashington CountyWheeler CountyWilkinson County

Cities

Georgia dealer territories by county

County-level market intelligence for dealers picking a territory, population, growth, buyer profile, and the corridors to own.

Fulton County

1,098,791 people, Atlanta’s economic core, transplant executives, and the pool-builder channel.

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Gwinnett County

1,018,099 people, the Southeast’s most diverse market, gathering-sized patios, storm-belt weather.

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Cobb County

793,345 people, the retrofit belt: failed fixed shade, the re-cover trade, the Battery effect.

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DeKalb County

774,394 people, Decatur to Dunwoody: institutional buyers, renovation volume, older housing stock.

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Cherokee County

299,273 people and growing, exurban boom, new-build patios, and Lake Allatoona glare.

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Bibb County

Macon’s home county, historic districts, hospital and university anchors, and deep retrofit demand.

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Douglas County

Douglasville and the west-metro spillover, commuter subdivisions with sun-blasted back patios.

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Clarke County

Athens and UGA, student-rental turnover, game-day patios, and a hospitality scene that never sits still.

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Fayette County

Peachtree City’s golf-cart community, affluent planned neighborhoods and premium outdoor-living spend.

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Carroll County

Carrollton and the west-Georgia corridor, lake homes, acreage patios, and contractor-friendly growth.

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Lowndes County

Valdosta and Moody AFB, military families, brutal summer sun, and year-round patio season.

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Newton County

Covington’s film-town charm, historic squares, new subdivisions, and film-crew rental demand.

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Bartow County

Cartersville and Lake Allatoona, lakefront second homes and I-75 corridor commercial patios.

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Whitfield County

Dalton, the carpet capital, flooring-industry wealth and trade-contractor cross-sell territory.

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Floyd County

Rome’s three-river valley, medical and education anchors with established-home retrofit volume.

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Walton County

Monroe and the east-metro exurbs, fast subdivision growth and big-lot outdoor living.

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Rockdale County

Conyers on the I-20 corridor, commuter neighborhoods and film-production adjacent demand.

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Dougherty County

Albany’s river city market, deep-south heat, established neighborhoods, and commercial corridors.

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Glynn County

Brunswick and the Golden Isles, coastal second homes, salt air, and resort-grade outdoor living.

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Barrow County

Winder and the northeast exurbs, new-construction patios and first-time premium buyers.

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Bulloch County

Statesboro and Georgia Southern, college-town rentals, game-day patios, and steady turnover.

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Georgia dealer FAQ

Questions Georgia contractors ask us

Georgia's selling season is long. How long can a dealer realistically sell here?
Longer than anywhere else in this dealer network. In metro Atlanta you're quoting from March through October, and in Savannah and coastal Georgia the outdoor-living season barely pauses. That long runway is a structural advantage: more selling months per year, steadier cash flow, and customers who use their patios enough to justify premium systems. Screens in particular sell nearly year-round - pollen in spring, bugs in summer, glare in fall.
Pollen season here is brutal. Is that really a sales angle for screens?
Ask any Atlanta homeowner about the yellow spring. Motorized power screens don't just block bugs - a screened patio is a patio the family can actually use during the weeks when everything outdoors is coated. Dealers who lead with the screen in March and April, then follow with the awning pitch as summer heat builds, get two selling seasons out of one customer list. We train you to sequence the line across Georgia's calendar.
What about hurricanes and tropical storms? Can these products handle Georgia weather?
The honest answer is what makes the sale: no fabric product should face a tropical storm head-on, which is exactly why retractable is the right product for Georgia. Motorized awnings with wind sensors retract automatically when gusts build ahead of a storm cell, and full-cassette models seal the fabric away entirely. You're selling shade that gets out of the way of Georgia weather instead of fighting it - and Georgia homeowners, who have watched fixed structures lose that fight, get it instantly.
I'm a remodeler, not a shade specialist. Can I still become a dealer?
Most of our dealers started exactly where you are - remodelers, deck builders, patio contractors, and outdoor-living companies already trusted by the homeowner and already on the property. We provide the product training, measuring guides, sample kits, and ongoing field support from installers who do this work every week. You bring the customer relationship; we make you dangerous with the product line.
How does the 15-year warranty help against low-price competitors?
Georgia has no shortage of cheap shade - big-box kits, online imports, the handyman special. Every retractable awning and motorized power screen you sell carries our 15-year warranty, and in a climate of humidity, pollen, summer storms, and intense sun, that warranty is the whole argument: premium American-made product, guaranteed for a decade and a half, installed by a local company that will still be here. Put it on the quote and say it out loud. Patio covers are not part of the dealer lineup.
How do I reach the dealer team?
Email dealer@ajshadesinc.com for the fastest response, you'll reach people who install these systems for a living.
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Georgia lives outside. Sell them the shade to do it.

American-made awnings and screens, installer-grade training, and a 15-year warranty on every unit. Apply to the dealer network today.

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Veteran
Owned
American
Made
15-Year Warranty
on awnings & screens
605
five-star reviews
Licensed
CSLB #951583
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