Certified installation of Generac, Kohler, and Cummins standby generators for Michigan homeowners. Backed by 35 plus years of commercial electrical experience.
Ice storms, thunderstorms, and grid failures can leave your home without power for days. A properly installed whole-home standby generator automatically restores power within seconds, protecting your food, your sump pump, your heat, and your family.
We install and service the three most reliable standby generator brands in the industry. Not sure which is right for your home? We can walk you through it.
America's most widely installed home generator brand. Extensive dealer network, strong warranty, and units to fit any home size and load.
Known for premium build quality and quiet operation. Kohler generators are engineered for longevity and command-grade reliability.
Trusted commercial-grade engineering scaled for residential use. Cummins generators are built for extended run times and demanding conditions.
We handle every step from site assessment to first successful test. You make one call, we do the rest.
The right size depends on what you want to keep running during an outage. Here is a general guide, but every home is different.
| Generator Size | What It Powers |
|---|---|
| 10 to 12 kW | Essentials: fridge, sump pump, furnace fan, lights, small kitchen |
| 14 to 18 kW | Most of the home minus large loads like central AC or electric range |
| 20 to 22 kW | Whole home for most Michigan houses under 3,500 sq ft |
| 24 to 26 kW | Larger homes, additional AC units, or electric-heavy loads |
Our free home assessment includes a load calculation and specific recommendation for your home.
Most residential generator installers only do generators. We are a full-service electrical contractor with 35 plus years of commercial and industrial experience. That depth matters when your home's electrical service, transfer switch, and generator all need to work together perfectly.
Family-owned in Michigan since 1989.
Generac, Kohler, and Cummins. We help you choose the right one.
Permits, install, and inspection. One contractor, done right.
Installed cost typically runs from $8,000 to $18,000 depending on generator size, fuel type, distance from your electrical panel, and whether a service upgrade is needed. We provide a firm quote at no charge after a home assessment.
Natural gas is more convenient because it never runs out during an extended outage as long as the gas line is functioning. Propane requires refilling an on-site tank, but it works in rural areas without natural gas service. We install both.
Typical installation is one to two days on-site once permits are approved. Permit approval time varies by municipality. From first call to running generator is generally three to six weeks.
Yes. The transfer switch is included in every installation. It is what allows the generator to automatically take over when your utility power fails, without any action from you.
Yes. We offer annual maintenance plans and repair service for generators we install. Regular maintenance is important for warranty coverage and reliability.
We serve homeowners across mid-Michigan, southeast Michigan, and west Michigan. This includes Lansing, Charlotte, Grand Ledge, Eaton Rapids, Jackson, Ann Arbor, Brighton, Howell, Wixom, and the Grand Rapids area. Contact us to confirm service in your specific location.
Standard residential standby generators do not currently qualify for federal tax credits. However, if you use your generator for medical equipment, some medical expense deductions may apply. Check with your tax advisor.
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