Generator Installation in North Carolina
Hurricanes, ice storms and summer thunderstorms knock out power across North Carolina every year. A standby generator keeps the lights, fridge, well pump and HVAC running automatically.
What our generator installation service includes
- Whole house standby generator installation
- Generac, Kohler, Briggs & Stratton and Cummins
- Automatic transfer switch installation
- Portable generator inlet and manual transfer switches
- Natural gas and propane coordination
- Load calculation and generator sizing
- Concrete pad, conduit and wiring
- Annual generator maintenance
When to call
- Frequent or long outages in your area
- Well pump, sump pump or medical equipment at home
- Work from home and cannot afford downtime
- Freezer full of food you would rather not lose
- Older family members who need heat and cooling
- Want a portable generator connected safely instead of extension cords
Frequently asked questions
What size generator do I need?
We calculate the load for the circuits you want covered. Most North Carolina homes land between 14 and 26 kW for whole house coverage.
How long does installation take?
Once the unit arrives, the electrical portion is usually one day. Gas and permit timing can add a few days.
Do you service generators you did not install?
Yes. We maintain and repair existing standby generators and transfer switches.
Generator Installation by city
Popular cities for generator installation. Every NC city has its own page; see the full locations list.
- Generators in Charlotte
- Generators in Raleigh
- Generators in Greensboro
- Generators in Durham
- Generators in Fayetteville
- Generators in Cary
- Generators in Wilmington
- Generators in High Point
- Generators in Asheville
- Generators in Concord
- Generators in Gastonia
- Generators in Greenville
- Generators in Jacksonville
- Generators in Chapel Hill
- Generators in Huntersville
- Generators in Apex