Choose the backup loads
We'll ask which appliances and circuits you want to run during an outage. That list sets the scope for the load calculation.
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Selected circuits can receive backup power during a utility outage.
A load plan helps you choose generator capacity for the equipment you value.
A transfer switch provides a way to separate utility and generator power.

Generator installation starts with a choice about what you need to power. A refrigerator and selected lights place different demands on a generator than an entire building. We'll help you identify the loads that matter during an outage. The connection also matters. A transfer switch separates utility power from generator power, so electricity doesn't feed back into utility lines. We recommend settling the backup load plan before choosing a generator, because that choice shapes the equipment and connection.
Generator installation is electrical work that connects a generator to a property's power system.
A few details help us assess your generator connection.
We'll ask which appliances and circuits you want to run during an outage. That list sets the scope for the load calculation.
We review the electrical panel and calculate the selected loads. You'll see how those demands shape the generator choice.
We assess the transfer switch and wiring needed to separate generator power from utility power. The plan identifies the circuits intended for backup.
We'll provide a quote based on the generator connection, panel conditions and work your property needs. You can discuss the scope before the work proceeds.
We install the electrical connection and test its operation. We'll explain how the selected circuits receive backup power.
Your backup load choice shapes the generator connection.
| Backup choice | What it supplies | Planning consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Selected circuits | Chosen appliances and equipment | Identify priority loads |
| Broader backup | More of the property's electrical load | Assess the combined demand |
We assess backup circuits for homes and commercial properties based on the equipment each customer wants to power.
We assess the electrical panel and identify connection concerns before planning a generator supply.
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An outage can leave a homeowner deciding which appliances need backup power. A refrigerator and selected lights are useful starting points, but their combined load matters when choosing a generator. Tell us what you'd like to keep running, and we'll assess the panel and discuss a suitable connection.
A business owner may need selected equipment running when utility power goes out. The generator plan must account for those loads and the circuits that supply them, while keeping the transfer connection in mind. Share your equipment list with us so we can assess the electrical setup and prepare a quote.
A property manager planning backup power may need access to an electrical panel in a shared space. The circuits serving the intended equipment must be identified before the connection can be planned. We'll discuss the access needed, and you can coordinate entry with the people who manage the space.