Generator Sizing Consultation
A professional load analysis of your HVAC, well pump, and essential circuits — so you buy the right kilowatts, not more or less.
Learn more →A permanently installed automatic standby generator that takes over within seconds of an outage — wired into your electrical panel through an automatic transfer switch, fueled by natural gas or propane, and permitted and inspected to North Carolina code. The right choice for Cape Fear homeowners who want the whole house covered without lifting a finger.
On-site load assessment and generator sizing, generator and automatic transfer switch installation, fuel-line hookup (natural gas) or propane tank placement guidance, electrical permitting and inspection coordination with your county, start-up testing, and a walkthrough of the weekly exercise cycle and monitoring features.
The only way to know your exact price is a free quote: the pro sees your specific situation and prices it directly. No obligation.
On-site load assessment and generator sizing, generator and automatic transfer switch installation, fuel-line hookup (natural gas) or propane tank placement guidance, electrical permitting and inspection coordination with your county, start-up testing, and a walkthrough of the weekly exercise cycle and monitoring features.
Most residential installs take one to two days of on-site work once equipment is in hand and permits are approved; permitting and equipment lead times — especially ahead of hurricane season — add to the schedule.
Clear the planned pad location of landscaping and stored items, and make sure the pro can reach your electrical panel and gas meter. They handle measurements, sizing, and permits.
A professional load analysis of your HVAC, well pump, and essential circuits — so you buy the right kilowatts, not more or less.
Learn more →The component that detects an outage and moves your home to generator power in seconds, installed and inspected to code.
Learn more →Scheduled oil, filter, and battery service plus exercise-cycle checks, so your unit starts the first time a storm hits.
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