The foundation of a good installation: a level pad, correct clearances and every permit handled before the first trench opens.
Where a generator goes matters: clearances from windows and doors, distance to the gas meter and electrical panel, drainage, noise toward neighbors and access for service. A level, properly anchored pad keeps the unit stable and protects it from settling.
We choose the location, prepare the site, pour or place the pad and handle the permits and inspections your city or county requires. Electrical work for a generator generally requires a permit, and we keep the paperwork straight so you do not have to.
Clearances, access and neighbors considered.
Pads built for your soil and site.
Water flows away from the unit.
Pulled, scheduled and passed.
Landscaping or fencing to keep it tidy.
Gravel, mulch and cleanup done right.
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 
Budget-friendly, space-savingBriggs & StrattonBudget-friendly, space-saving home standby units and reliable backup for small businesses.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.
Many manufacturers allow a composite or concrete pad. We choose based on the unit, soil and site.
Manufacturers and local codes set minimum clearances. We measure and confirm for your site.
We do. We coordinate with your city or county and schedule inspections.
We can screen it with landscaping or fencing while keeping required clearances.
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