Generator Service

It covers new standby and portable installs, transfer switch wiring, no-start diagnosis, battery and control repairs, fuel system service, and full load testing. The electricians in our network handle every part of keeping your backup power dependable.

Routine care like checking oil and running the unit periodically is fine on your own, but transfer switches, wiring, and electrical controls need a licensed electrician. That work connects directly to your home's power, so a pro keeps it safe and up to code.

Cost comes down to unit size, repair versus install, and the amount of wiring involved. A tune-up or small repair generally runs $150 to $500, and a full standby install with a transfer switch usually falls between $3,000 and $9,000. You get a firm quote before the work begins.

Yes. When a generator won't start or won't carry the load, the electricians in our network offer same-day and emergency visits for urgent situations. Reach out and we'll get a pro headed your way quickly.

We connect you with vetted, licensed local electricians who know generators and back their work. You skip the hassle of vetting strangers and get a dependable pro who handles the job right and respects your home.