Whole Home Standby Power Generators
Installation of whole home standby power generators involve providing homeowners with reliable backup power solutions to ensure uninterrupted electricity during outages. These systems are permanently installed outside the home and automatically activate within seconds of a power failure, supplying electricity to the entire home or essential circuits.
The process typically begins with a consultation to assess the customer's power needs, property layout, and budget. This may involve:
Evaluating the size of the home and major appliances.
Discussing fuel options (natural gas, propane, or diesel).
Recommending generator size (typically 10kW to 24kW for residential use).
Providing quotes and explaining financing or warranty options.
Sales professionals may also coordinate utility requirements and local permitting as part of the process.
Installation is handled by licensed electricians and technicians and typically includes:
Site Preparation: A concrete pad or gravel base is laid for the generator unit.
Generator Delivery: The standby generator is delivered and positioned on the prepared site.
Electrical Connections: The system is connected to the home’s main electrical panel via an automatic transfer switch (ATS), which controls the switchover during outages.
Fuel Line Connection: The generator is connected to an existing natural gas or propane supply.
Testing and Commissioning: The system is tested to ensure proper function and automatic operation.
Customer Orientation: Homeowners receive training on system operation, maintenance, and monitoring (often via mobile apps).
Seamless power during outages.
Protection for critical appliances and systems (HVAC, medical equipment, security systems).
Increases home value and energy resilience.
Peace of mind, especially in regions prone to severe weather.
Professional sales and installation services ensure compliance with local codes and safe, reliable performance for years to come.
Whole Home Standby Power Generators
Installation of whole home standby power generators involve providing homeowners with reliable backup power solutions to ensure uninterrupted electricity during outages. These systems are permanently installed outside the home and automatically activate within seconds of a power failure, supplying electricity to the entire home or essential circuits.
The process typically begins with a consultation to assess the customer's power needs, property layout, and budget. This may involve:
Evaluating the size of the home and major appliances.
Discussing fuel options (natural gas, propane, or diesel).
Recommending generator size (typically 10kW to 24kW for residential use).
Providing quotes and explaining financing or warranty options.
Sales professionals may also coordinate utility requirements and local permitting as part of the process.
Installation is handled by licensed electricians and technicians and typically includes:
Site Preparation: A concrete pad or gravel base is laid for the generator unit.
Generator Delivery: The standby generator is delivered and positioned on the prepared site.
Electrical Connections: The system is connected to the home’s main electrical panel via an automatic transfer switch (ATS), which controls the switchover during outages.
Fuel Line Connection: The generator is connected to an existing natural gas or propane supply.
Testing and Commissioning: The system is tested to ensure proper function and automatic operation.
Customer Orientation: Homeowners receive training on system operation, maintenance, and monitoring (often via mobile apps).
Seamless power during outages.
Protection for critical appliances and systems (HVAC, medical equipment, security systems).
Increases home value and energy resilience.
Peace of mind, especially in regions prone to severe weather.
Professional sales and installation services ensure compliance with local codes and safe, reliable performance for years to come.
