Generator installation involves more than placing a unit outside and running a cable. Our technicians calculate the load of the circuits you want covered, whether that's your entire home or a targeted set of essential systems, and size the generator and transfer switch accordingly. The transfer switch is what safely isolates your home from the utility grid when the generator kicks in, and improper transfer switch integration is one of the more common and serious mistakes in DIY or under-qualified generator installations, one that can create real safety risk for utility workers as well as your own household.
We also walk you through exactly how the system will behave during an outage, including which circuits will and won't have power, so there are no surprises the first time you actually need to rely on it. That walkthrough includes practical guidance on managing the system, like startup sequence and any maintenance the manufacturer recommends to keep it running reliably long-term.