Identify the generator symptom
We ask what the generator did and check the equipment for the reported fault.
We repair generators for homes and businesses throughout the area. We're open 24 hours a day, every day.
Know whether the starting system or power output needs attention.
Make a repair decision based on the affected part.
Understand whether a transfer switch concern is separate from an engine fault.
Generator repair is a service that identifies and fixes faults affecting a generator's operation or electrical output.

Generator repair starts with the fault you've noticed, such as a failed start or lost electrical output. We use that symptom to narrow the work. A running engine doesn't always mean power reaches the property. The generator output and transfer switch are separate parts of that path, so each fault calls for its own diagnosis. We explain the repair scope after we identify the problem. Repair costs reflect the fault, the parts involved, and access to the equipment. We recommend identifying the failed part before deciding whether a larger replacement makes sense.
We ask what the generator did and check the equipment for the reported fault.
We examine the relevant starting parts, output, or transfer connection to narrow the cause.
We explain the work the fault calls for and provide a free estimate.
We complete the agreed repair and check the generator's operation after the work.
Generator details help us understand the problem before we assess the equipment.
The right choice depends on the fault and the condition of the affected equipment.
| Option | When to consider it | Decision point |
|---|---|---|
| Targeted repair | A specific fault is repairable | Affected part and access |
| Replacement | Equipment condition makes repair unsuitable | Scope of equipment involved |
We identify the generator fault before recommending work on the affected part or connection.
We trace the reported generator symptom through the relevant starting or power-output equipment.
We check generator operation after the agreed repair to assess the work completed.
Earth Electric repairs generators that won't start. A failed start can involve the battery or another part of the starting system, so we'll check the equipment before recommending a repair.
Tell us what you hear or see when the generator tries to start. The model details also help us understand the equipment.
A transfer switch can be repaired if its fault and condition make repair suitable. We assess the switch and its connections before recommending work.
The switch is part of the path that brings backup power to the property. A generator that runs without supplying power needs a diagnosis of that path, not an assumed switch replacement.
The failed part, repair scope, and access to the generator change the price. We assess the fault and provide an estimate for the work.
A starting problem and a power-output problem don't necessarily call for the same parts or labor. Share the model and symptoms with us so we can assess the right equipment.
An unexpected shutdown means the generator has stopped running before you intended it to. We check the equipment to identify the fault.
Note whether the shutdown happens as the generator starts or after it has been running. Tell us about any warning shown on the equipment, because that detail can help focus the diagnosis.
Generator faults involving electrical output or transfer connections need careful diagnosis. We inspect the affected equipment and recommend a repair based on the fault.
Don't handle damaged wiring or open electrical connections. You can help by noting the symptoms and keeping the model information available for our assessment.
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Is your generator failing to start or supply power? Request an estimate from Earth Electric. Urgent requests get priority scheduling.

A generator that won't start during an outage leaves a Miami property without its expected backup power. The fault could involve the starting system, but the symptom alone doesn't identify the failed part. Keep away from damaged wiring and tell us what happened when you request an assessment.
A business generator may run while its connected loads remain without power. That symptom calls for a look at the output and the path through any transfer switch, since the engine running doesn't confirm that electricity reaches the property. Tell us which equipment lost power and whether the generator displayed a fault.
A property manager may need to decide whether a generator fault calls for a targeted repair or a larger replacement. The affected part and access to the equipment can change the scope and cost of the work. Share the model details and known symptoms with us, and we'll assess the fault before discussing options.