Emergency Generator Install

Automatic Backup Power When You Need It Most

A standby generator is wired directly into your electrical system and starts automatically within seconds of an outage. No extension cords, no manual switching, no scrambling in the dark. Your refrigerator, sump pump, heating system, and critical circuits stay powered until utility service returns.

We size the generator to your actual load, pull the necessary permits, and install everything to code—transfer switch, fuel line, concrete pad, and all electrical connections. Every installation is inspected and tested under load before we hand you the keys.

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What's Included in Every Install

• Load calculation to determine the right generator size for your home
• Permit application and coordination with local inspectors
• Transfer switch installation to isolate your home from the grid during operation
• Natural gas or propane fuel line connection (coordinated with your utility or propane provider)
• Concrete pad or mounting platform per manufacturer specs
• Startup and testing to verify automatic operation
• Walkthrough of controls, maintenance intervals, and what to expect during an outage

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Natural Gas vs. Propane

Most of our installs in NJ use natural gas where available—unlimited runtime, no tank refills. If you're on propane, we'll coordinate tank sizing with your supplier to ensure you have enough fuel capacity for extended outages.

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Permits and Inspections

Every generator install requires an electrical permit and, depending on your municipality, a building or gas permit. We handle the paperwork, schedule inspections, and make sure everything passes the first time. The system isn't live until it's signed off.

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Maintenance Matters

Generators are mechanical systems. They need annual service—oil changes, filter replacements, load bank testing—to start reliably when called on. We can refer you to qualified service providers or walk you through the maintenance schedule if you prefer to handle it yourself.