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About Generator Installation Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Standby generator installation places a natural gas or propane generator on a concrete pad, connects to the gas supply with a properly sized line, installs an automatic transfer switch (ATS) in the electrical panel that disconnects from utility power before energizing the generator, and configures the generator to perform weekly self-test cycles. Load calculations determine whether a whole-house or critical-loads generator is appropriate. All installations require permits and utility notification.

Clients want seamless automatic backup power within 10–30 seconds of an outage without any manual action, protecting refrigerated food, medical equipment, and HVAC.

Licensing & credentials: Licensed electrician required for ATS and panel work; licensed plumber or gas fitter for gas line; permits required from local building and utility departments.

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Generator Installation — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Generator Installation services

What size generator do I need for whole-house backup?

A whole-house generator for a 2,000 sq ft home with central AC typically requires 20–22 kW; for critical loads only (lights, refrigerator, well pump, HVAC), a 10–14 kW unit suffices.

What is an automatic transfer switch and why is it essential?

The ATS detects utility power loss, disconnects the home from the grid (preventing backfeed that endangers utility workers), and connects the generator — required by NEC 702 for all standby installations.

How much does it cost to run a standby generator?

A 20 kW natural gas generator uses approximately 200–300 cubic feet of gas per hour at full load — roughly $2–$5/hour at current gas rates.

How often should a standby generator be serviced?

Annual service including oil and filter change, spark plug inspection, battery test, and transfer switch exercise is standard — generators self-test weekly but need professional PM annually.

Can a generator be installed in an enclosed space?

Generators must be installed outdoors with clearance from windows, doors, and combustion air intakes — CO from generator exhaust is rapidly fatal indoors; never operate in an attached garage.

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