Electrical Services
Generator Installation
When the power goes out, your home shouldn’t have to stop. We design and install whole-home generator systems sized specifically for the demands of your property, providing reliable backup power for everything from everyday appliances and climate control to high-demand features such as EV charging, pools, and outdoor living spaces.
Generator Maintenance and Reliability
A generator that only turns on a couple of times a year needs regular maintenance to be ready when it matters. A basic service every six months covers an oil change, air filter, and a visual inspection. An annual service adds spark plugs and a full load test.
Whole House Generators vs. Critical Load Systems
When someone reaches out about a generator, the first question is usually whether they want to power the whole house or just the essentials: heat, refrigeration, and lighting. We’ll put together numbers for both so you can compare before deciding. Most homeowners who see the whole house proposal end up going that route.
How We Size Your Home Generator
Sizing isn’t a guess. We pull load information from the architect’s plans, coordinate with the mechanical contractor on HVAC and pool equipment demand, and factor in things like EV chargers before recommending a unit.
Our Generator Installation Process
Products We Trust
We install Generac generators. They’re one of the most established names in the industry, with a large enough dealer network that parts are easy to find in an emergency, and they offer solid value for what you get.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many homeowners want to keep the unit out of sight with landscaping or fencing. That part is handled by you or your landscaper, but we’ll give you the clearance requirements up front, generators typically need about two feet of open space around them, so there’s no conflict once it’s installed.
Yes. Most systems can be set up with an app that alerts you if there’s an issue or if the generator needs service.
We connect clients with trusted specialists who handle ongoing generator maintenance, so your system stays ready when a storm hits.
Larger units can have long lead times, so we build that into the schedule from the first conversation. There won’t be any surprises about when the equipment is actually going to show up.
All three are options. Natural gas runs off the utility company, propane requires an above ground or buried tank, and diesel units have a base tank built in. We’ll help you figure out which makes sense for your property.
It depends on your home’s square footage and the mechanical equipment running in it. HVAC, pool equipment, and EV chargers all factor in. We size every generator based on your home’s actual electrical load rather than a general rule of thumb.