What we do
- Whole-home standby generators with automatic transfer switches
- Load calculations so the generator fits what you need to run
- Manual transfer switches and interlock kits for portable generators
- Natural gas and propane connections
- Annual maintenance, load testing, and repairs
Picking a size
| Portable + interlock | A few essential circuits: furnace blower, fridge, lights, outlets |
| 10–14 kW standby | Essential circuits on an automatic switch |
| 18–22 kW standby | Most of an average home, including central A/C on many systems |
| 24 kW+ standby | Larger homes with electric heat or several large loads |
Ranges are general guidance. We confirm sizing with an on-site load calculation.
Common questions
Can I plug a portable generator into an outlet?
No. Back-feeding through an outlet can energize the utility line and injure line workers. A transfer switch or interlock kit is the safe, code-compliant way to connect.
How often does a standby generator need service?
Once a year is typical: oil, filters, battery check, and a load test.