Powering Your Home Sustainably

YES

Considerations:

• Generator size 
• Home electrical demand 
• Transfer switch configuration 

Some systems power the entire home, while others select partial backup. Which would require a smaller generator

Yes. GENERAC recommends an annual service for our region. 

Our 29 point Factory Certified maintenance includes:

• Oil changes
• Oil filter replacement 
• Air filter replacement 
• Spark plug replacement 
• Battery inspection 
• Transfer switch inspection
• Inspection for air, oil and fuel leaks
• General muti-point testing and inspections

 Installation should be performed by a GENERAC certified technician because it involves:

• Electrical wiring 
• Gas piping 
• Local permits 
• Transfer switch installation 
• System programing
• Cellular monitoring connections
• Code compliance

 A standby generator is permanently connected to your home's electrical system and fuel supply. When utility power is lost, it automatically starts within seconds and supplies electricity through an automatic transfer switch. It provides a convenient, hands-free backup power solution and can often power an entire home, depending on its size.

Advantages:

• Automatic operation 
• No refueling during extended outages (when connected to propane or natural gas) 
• Can power the whole home 
• Safe, integrated installation 
• Increases home value