Backup power that keeps the lights on.
Generac standby generators, transfer switches, and safe portable hookups for when the grid goes down.
Texas storms don't wait for a good time.
For gas-powered standby units, we coordinate with your gas contractor so it all comes together as one project.
Ready before the next outage.
What to expect.
- Step 1Decide what matters
Which rooms, appliances, and systems do you need during an outage? We'll plan around that.
- Step 2A clear quote
An itemized quote for the electrical work, coordinated with your gas contractor if needed.
- Step 3Installed and tested
Most transfer switch and interlock installs are done in a day.
Common questions.
Do I need a transfer switch for a portable generator?
Yes. Running a portable generator into your home through an extension cord is dangerous and illegal. A transfer switch or interlock kit connects it safely and prevents backfeed to the grid.
What's the difference between a transfer switch and an interlock kit?
A transfer switch powers the specific circuits you choose. An interlock kit lets you power your whole panel, one breaker at a time, up to the generator's capacity. Both are safe and code-compliant.
Can you install a standby generator?
We handle the electrical side: the transfer switch, the wiring, and the panel connection. For natural gas and propane units, we coordinate with the gas contractor for a complete installation.
How long does installation take?
A transfer switch or interlock kit is usually done in a day. Standby generators vary with the unit size and site conditions.
Ready when you are.
Tell us about the project, and your written quote arrives within 24 hours.
Share a few details and photos. You'll get an itemized written quote within 24 hours by text and email, with no obligation.
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