1. Free assessment
We visit, look at your panel, meters, yard and goals, and review how you use power. You get honest recommendations.
2. Sizing and options
We calculate your loads and present options with clear pricing so you can choose size, brand, transfer switch and extras.
3. Permits and approvals
We pull the permits and handle HOA submittals, utility coordination and scheduling.
4. Site work and pad
We mark utilities, prepare the base and set the pad. Trenching for gas and conduit follows.
5. Set, connect and wire
The generator is set on the pad and anchored. Gas or propane and electrical connections go in, along with the transfer switch.
6. Inspection, start-up and training
Inspections happen, then we start the generator, run it under load, test the transfer and show you how everything works.
Permitting depends on your city or county. Once approved, many installs take one to a few days of on-site work.
