Generator Services for Residential Customers

1. Generator Installation

   • Installing portable or standby (whole-home) generators.

   • Running proper wiring and fuel connections (for standby units, often natural gas or propane).

   • Ensuring installation meets manufacturer specifications and electrical code.

2. Transfer Switch Installation

   • Installing a manual or automatic transfer switch to safely connect a generator to the home’s electrical system.

   • Prevents dangerous backfeeding into utility lines.

   • Allows seamless transition between utility power and generator power.

3. Panel & Circuit Integration

   • Connecting essential circuits (lights, refrigerator, HVAC, sump pump, etc.) to the generator.

   • For whole-home systems, ensuring the generator is sized correctly to handle the home’s load.

4. Generator Maintenance & Repairs

   • Performing routine checks such as oil changes, filter replacement, and battery inspection.

   • Troubleshooting issues like starting problems, power irregularities, or transfer switch failures.

5. Load Calculations & Sizing

   • Assessing the home’s power needs to recommend the right generator size.

   • Preventing underpowered or oversized systems that could cause inefficiency or damage.

6. Upgrades & Safety Improvements

   • Upgrading older generator connections to meet current codes.

   • Installing surge protection to safeguard sensitive electronics.

   • Ensuring proper grounding and bonding of the generator system.

7. Emergency Services

   • Some companies also provide emergency service calls for generator failures during outages.