Backup Generators for Your Home and Business in Central Florida

If you have existing natural gas service from our gas piping team, we extend those lines to your generator location. If not, we design a propane tank placement that's accessible, code-compliant, and aesthetic. We run fuel lines with proper pressure regulators and safety valves. We test all connections for leaks and pressure stability before connecting the generator.

For businesses in Miami or Orlando with complex utility requirements, we coordinate with your electrician to ensure the generator and building systems integrate cleanly.

We position your Generac generator on a level, stable foundation that complies with clearance and ventilation requirements. The generator must be protected from water intrusion during storms but also have adequate airflow for cooling. We secure the unit, connect the fuel line, route the electrical cable to your panel, and install a disconnect switch.

We test the unit at no-load first to verify engine operation and electrical output before proceeding to transfer switch installation.

The transfer switch is critical—it detects when utility power is lost and automatically shifts your home's circuits to generator power. We install the switch in your electrical panel, program it to manage load distribution, connect it to your generator via heavy-gauge wiring, and test operation with a utility-failure simulation.

We walk you through which circuits are protected (usually critical loads only) and explain how to manually override if needed.

Before we consider the job complete, we run your generator under a real electrical load—actually powering selected circuits—to verify performance, fuel consumption, transfer switch response time, and noise levels. We confirm that the engine doesn't overheat, the battery recharges properly after startup, and all safety controls function.

For commercial installations, we test runtime at various load levels. We provide written documentation of all tests.

We show you how to operate your generator, explain the fuel system, review the transfer switch display, and discuss regular maintenance needs. We provide all manufacturer documentation and our service contact information. If you want scheduled maintenance—exercise runs before hurricane season or annual inspections—we can enroll you in our maintenance plans so you're never caught off-guard when storm season arrives.