We’re a leading installer for residential standby generator systems across our service area. With decades of electrical experience, our team is here to get you prepared for the next emergency outage. We work with generators of all sizes and fuel types, so our trained technicians can install exactly what you need to stay up and running.
Stay Safe & Secure
- Keep lights on and avoid accidents in the dark.
- Protect food, medicine, and other essentials from spoiling.
- Power critical medical equipment without interruption.
- Keep your heating, cooling, and security systems running.
Stay Comfortable & Connected
- Run appliances like refrigerators, microwaves, and washers.
- Keep internet, computers, and phones charged for work and communication.
- Prevent water issues by keeping sump pumps and well pumps running.
- Avoid costly hotel stays during extended outages.
Protect Your Home & Finances
- Prevent frozen pipes and water damage.
- Protect home-stored inventory or supplies.
- Boost your property value with a built-in generator.
- Reduce insurance risks and costs in some cases.
Common questions
Most houses run off electricity supplied by a power company, and sometimes the power goes out due to storms, accidents, or other unforeseen circumstances. A backup generator provides emergency electricity to your home when utility power is disrupted. Also called standby or whole-home generators, they’re installed outside your home, much like an AC condenser unit, and kick on automatically whenever the system detects an outage. Propane, natural gas, diesel, and gasoline are common fuel types.
A portable generator is a fine option for limited use during an emergency, but a standby generator solves several of its shortcomings: it isn’t limited in capacity the way a portable unit is, it starts automatically rather than requiring a manual pull-start (which can be genuinely dangerous during a storm), and it can run for extended periods without constant refueling.
A standby generator steps in for your power company during an outage — appliances, lights, HVAC systems, well pumps, modems and routers, medical devices, security systems, TVs, and more, depending on capacity.
Every home is different. We’ll help you determine the right capacity and fuel type for your specific needs.
With proper maintenance, a standby generator can function for decades. Fuel type, usage, load, and build quality all factor into lifespan.
Our technicians are trained and experienced in standby generator installation. Electricity can be deadly, and we guarantee our labor for up to one year.
Peace of mind is the biggest one, but there are others: increased home value (3-5% according to Consumer Reports), protection against mold from extended outages, and the ability to stay safely in your home during an emergency.
A standby generator is insurance against potential loss during extended outages. The best time to install one is before you actually need it.