Generator Installation & Repair

If your power goes out, your generator comes on – automatically. It’s really that simple. The generator system consists of a generator and transfer switch. The generator sits outside of your home or business just like a central air conditioner, while the transfer switch is located next to the main breaker box, and in some cases replaces it entirely.

• Guardian® Series (8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 22 kW Units): Ideal for covering a select number of circuits or for managed whole-house coverage for small and medium-sized homes, the Guardian® Series provides every level of coverage possible.
  
  As the #1 best-selling home standby generator series, you have the option to match your needs to a prepackaged system or have your contractor help design a system that’s right for you.

• CorePower™ Series (7 kW Unit): As the best value in residential standby power, the CorePower™ Series features a total generator and transfer switch system that costs less than any other comparable package in the market.
  
  Additionally, the systems are easy to service and compact — perfect for when space is limited.

• EcoGen Series (6 kW Unit): Generac EcoGen Series are the only automatic standby generators engineered specifically for off-grid use.
  
  The units eliminate the high expense of other alternative energy options. Their affordability, reliability, and low emissions make them a great option.

• Guardian® Series (25, 30, 45, 60 kW Units): As the larger units in the Guardian® Series, the increased power of these generators can provide whole-house backup for larger homes and are ideal for small to medium-size commercial applications, such as convenience stores, restaurants, and offices..

• QuietSource® Series (22, 27, 36, 48 kW Units): Considered the premier series of standby generators, the QuietSource® Series units are equipped with advanced features, such as a quiet, low-speed engine, and are well suited for large residential and small to medium-size commercial applications.