We are are small home town local generator business. We install new generators and can replace existing generators. During the install process we can also replace and upgrade your existing electrical panel to 200 Amp's.

During a utility power outage, an automatic backup generator provides numerous advantages over a portable generator: The American Red Cross recommends permanently installed backup generators as a safer way to provide backup power to a home than a portable generator. With an automatic backup generator properly installed outside, your home is protected from deadly carbon monoxide poisoning that is a much greater risk with portable generators. Running on the home’s natural gas or LP fuel supply, it is less expensive to run than gasoline and sources such as natural gas do not need to be refilled. They start automatically within seconds of a power outage, and eliminate the need to haul a portable generator outside or run extension cords throughout your home. They provide protection 24/7, whether you’re home or away, and they turn themselves off when utility power returns, so there is no need to monitor the unit during an outage.

IMPORTANT – To avoid equipment damage, follow these steps, in order, during utility outages. Shutdowns may be required during utility outages to perform routine maintenance or to conserve fuel. To turn the generator OFF: Set the main utility disconnect to OFF (OPEN) Set the generator MLCB (generator disconnect) to OFF (OPEN). Allow the generator to run for a cool-down period of approximately one minute. At the controller, set the generator to OFF. Remove the 7.5A fuse from the controller. To turn the generator back ON: Install 7.5A fuse in controller. Confirm the generator MLCB (generator disconnect) is OFF (OPEN). At the controller, set the generator to AUTO mode. Generator will start and run. Allow generator to run and warm up for a few minutes. Set the MLCB (generator disconnect) to ON (CLOSED). Set the main utility disconnect to ON (CLOSED). The system now operates in automatic mode. After you go through these steps, the control panel may go through the programming. All of your settings should be held there so you’ll have to just hit enter through it (or you can make any adjustments that you need) and get the unit to the main screen (“Switched to off, hours of protection” or “system” is flashing.) Additionally, you will need to reconnect your WIFI if your router is not backed up by the gen. It is very important to remove the load from the generator prior to shutting down. When running the unit during a long term outage, it is vital that you shut the unit down every 24 hours to do a visual inspection of the unit and add any fluids it might need.

Generac is the generator manufacture we use. Since 1959, Generac has been designing and manufacturing backup power generators for residential, commercial and industrial applications.

During a utility power outage, an automatic backup generator provides numerous advantages over a portable generator: The American Red Cross recommends permanently installed backup generators as a safer way to provide backup power to a home than a portable generator. With an automatic backup generator properly installed outside, your home is protected from deadly carbon monoxide poisoning that is a much greater risk with portable generators. Running on the home’s natural gas or LP fuel supply, it is less expensive to run than gasoline and sources such as natural gas do not need to be refilled. They start automatically within seconds of a power outage, and eliminate the need to haul a portable generator outside or run extension cords throughout your home. They provide protection 24/7, whether you’re home or away, and they turn themselves off when utility power returns, so there is no need to monitor the unit during an outage.

Yes, All generators require periodic maintenance, such as oil and filter changes to ensure maximum performance for years of reliable service. Scheduled maintenance kits are available and many Generac authorized dealers offer annual maintenance contracts for a worry-free ownership experience. We recommend you have your unit serviced every 6 months by an authorized independent service dealer. Refer to the owner’s manual for routine maintenance procedures and schedules.

Generac generators are equipped with overload protection. In the rare event of an overload, the generator’s circuit breaker will trip, disconnecting the unit from the load. Simply correct the overload and reset the breaker in the generator. For more information, please consult your owner's manual

This is a maintenance reminder light. We recommend that you schedule service with us when you see the amber indicator. We provide services to inspect battery, change oil and filter, change air filter, inspect spark plugs, and change spark plugs.