When the community needs a safe place, the building must have power: backup systems for congregations, classrooms and shelters.
Churches, schools and community halls are often the place neighbors turn to when the lights go out: for warmth, food, charging and company. A backup system lets your building serve that purpose, and protects your own kitchen, HVAC and safety systems.
We plan around the loads that matter most, from emergency lighting and fire safety to kitchen refrigeration, HVAC and communications, and often recommend a staged approach that fits a ministry or district budget now with room to grow.
Be the warm, lit building people can reach in an emergency.
Keep refrigeration and cooking available.
Plan heating and cooling loads carefully.
Emergency lighting, alarms and communications.
Start with the essentials and expand.
We help you present the plan to boards and trustees.
Choose your size, fuel, switch and site conditions and get a ballpark installed range with a monthly payment.
We compare the manufacturers below for your site. Every brand links to its official website.
Featured brandHome standby leaderGeneracThe best-known name in home standby power, with a huge service network and sizes from compact to whole-estate.See the brand 
Featured brandQuiet, premium home powerKOHLERKnown for quiet, refined residential performance and engines built to commercial standards.See the brand 
Industrial durability, solid valueCumminsTrusted for industrial durability, dependable commercial operations and solid value, with a quiet compact home line.See the brand 
Heavy-duty industrial powerCaterpillar (Cat)The gold standard for heavy-duty, industrial-scale commercial and emergency power.See the brand We visit, review your panel, meters, yard and goals, and talk through how you use power.
We calculate your real loads and present options for size, brand, fuel and switch with transparent pricing.
We pull permits and coordinate HOA, utility and inspection steps.
We prepare the site, set the pad and run gas or propane and conduit.
The generator is set and anchored, and the transfer switch and electrical are tied in.
We pass inspection, test under load, walk you through it and stay available for service.
It can, when sized for the full load. Many congregations choose a phased approach that powers the most important systems first.
Cooking and refrigeration are significant loads. We include them in the plan.
Yes. We prepare clear written proposals with options.
Yes. We schedule disruptive work for off-hours.
Commercial GeneratorsKeep the doors open, the registers running and the cooler cold: commercial backup power built around your business.Explore 
Transfer Switches (ATS)The unseen hero of every standby system: the switch that moves your home from the grid to the…Explore 
Maintenance Plans & Tune-UpsA generator that has never been serviced is a generator you hope will work. Scheduled care makes it…Explore 
Pads, Permits & Site PrepThe foundation of a good installation: a level pad, correct clearances and every permit handled before the first…Explore Tell us a little about your property and we will be in touch quickly.
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