The lights
stay on.
Standby generators and automatic transfer switches, sized, permitted, installed and started up as one scope. You make one request. We handle the rest of the job.
One request.
The whole job.
Most generator quotes stop at the box. A system that works depends on the sizing, the switch, the gas, the permit and the startup, so that's what we scope.
Load review & sizing
What has to run during an outage, and the generator and transfer switch that will carry it.
→Equipment
Standby generator and automatic transfer switch matched to your service, fuel and site.
→Permits
Electrical, gas and any zoning paperwork your jurisdiction requires.
→Installation
Pad, set, gas line, conduit and wire, and the transfer switch tied into your panel.
→Inspection & startup
Inspection, startup, a transfer test, and a walkthrough of how your system works.
→Service after
Maintenance and repair to keep it ready. Existing generators welcome.
→What happens when
the grid goes down
An automatic standby system doesn't wait for you to be home. The transfer switch runs the show. Here's what it does on its own.
Utility drops
The transfer switch senses the outage.
Generator starts
The generator gets the start signal and comes up to speed.
Load moves over
The switch moves your building onto generator power.
Switch back
Once utility power is stable, the switch transfers back.
Back to standby
The generator cools down, shuts off and waits for the next one.
Built for people who
can't go dark
Homeowners
HVAC, fridge, well and sump pumps, medical equipment and working from home, through any outage.
Businesses
Restaurants, retail, offices, churches, clinics. Every hour closed is lost revenue.
Property managers
Dependable backup across buildings, with one point of contact.
Contractors
The generator and ATS scope on your job, quoted and handled.
Hand us the
generator scope.
Send the plans and spec sections. We'll come back with a scope for the standby generator and transfer switch package, so you can carry one number and move on to the rest of the job.
Send a project →Every scale of
standby power
From a single home to an industrial plant, the job comes down to the same things: the right size, the right switch, and an install done to code.
Tell us about
the project.
Free and no obligation. We'll follow up to talk it through and set up a site visit with an installer who serves your area.
- 01Send the request (about two minutes)
- 02We call to confirm the details
- 03Site visit and a written quote
- 04You approve. We permit, install and start up.
Straight answers
What does "turnkey" include?
Everything it takes to get a working system: sizing, generator, transfer switch, permits, pad, gas and electrical connections, inspection and startup. The exact scope is spelled out in your written quote.
How much does a standby generator cost?
It depends on size, fuel, how far the unit sits from your gas and electrical service, the transfer switch and local permit rules. That's why every job gets its own quote instead of a sticker price.
What size do I need?
That comes from what you want running. Some people back up essentials like HVAC, the fridge and the sump pump. Others back up the whole building. Sizing is confirmed with a load review on the site visit.
What does the transfer switch do?
It senses the outage, starts the generator, moves your power over, and switches back when the utility returns. It also keeps generator power from back-feeding the utility lines.
Do I need a permit?
In most places, yes. Electrical, and often gas and zoning permits. Permitting is part of the scope.
Do you take commercial and contractor work?
Yes. Businesses, property managers and general contractors with a generator scope on a project are all welcome. Pick "Business / project" on the form.
Where do you work?
We take requests nationwide and connect you with installers who serve your area. Enter your project ZIP and we'll follow up.
Does it cost anything to ask?
No. A quote request is free and there's no obligation to buy.