Keep the Lights on With an Emergency Home Generator

Homeowners are familiar with the power outages caused by tornadoes, storms, lightning strikes, and other natural events that cause power outages. Depending on the event's severity, power outages can last numerous days. 

Your family’s health, safety, and comfort are at risk without a home backup generator.

Installing an emergency backup generator is the ideal option for backup power. Depending on how it’s sized, a backup generator means

• You can keep the AC running and heat on when the power goes out.
• You can still use essential appliances in your kitchen.
• Life-saving devices such as oxygen generators stay running.

If you have a malfunctioning generator, your family is at risk of not having electricity in case of a power outage. 

If your generator isn’t working – or you just moved into a new home and need an inspection – our technicians can inspect your home backup generator and determine the solution needed.

 If you already have a generator installed in your home, but it’s not working correctly, our team can help you with maintenance and setting up an annual maintenance plan. We will provide you with a thorough explanation of the generator repair and the price before any work begins.

You need to install a transfer switch to keep your generator hooked up to your home's electrical system and separate from the power grid.  A transfer switch ensures an uninterrupted power supply to essential appliances and systems in your home. 

A transfer switch protects your home from the danger of having electricity flowing from both sources. If the power supply to your home goes out in a storm, the transfer switch kicks in so that you automatically have electricity coming from your generator.