Back-Up Generators

There are a couple of types. Whole home and standby generators.

Infinitely depending on fuel source.

This varies depending on your demand.

We mostly recommend whole home automatic transfer generators to customers who travel a lot or have medical needs that require power. Portable generators to customers that are able bodied but don’t want to be inconvenienced by power outages.

Backup generators require specialized wiring to ensure they work safely and efficiently during power outages. Our certified electricians ensure that the installation meets all safety codes and regulations, providing reliable power when you need it most.

The installation includes assessing your home’s electrical system, installing a dedicated circuit, and wiring the generator to ensure it automatically kicks in during a power outage. We handle all aspects of the installation, from wiring to testing for proper functionality.

Most installations are completed in one day, depending on the complexity of your home’s electrical system and the generator you choose. We provide a detailed timeline once we assess your specific needs.

In some cases, your current electrical panel may need an upgrade to accommodate a backup generator. Our team will evaluate your system and recommend the best course of action to ensure safe and efficient operation.

Backup generators only run during power outages, so they won’t impact your regular energy bills. However, during operation, they will consume fuel (gasoline, propane, or natural gas) based on the model you choose.

Scheduling is easy! Contact us through our website or give us a call, and we’ll arrange a convenient time to assess your home and schedule the installation.

Yes! A professionally installed backup generator adds value to your home by offering a reliable solution during power outages, making your property more appealing to future buyers while providing peace of mind for you.

We can and often do supply generators. However, if you want to you can.

Standby generators are permanently installed and usually have a propane or nature gas fuel supply. Portable generators are just that, portable and can be stowed away or taken with for camping trips or other needs. They usually have petroleum fuel supply.