Generator sizing and planning
A properly sized system balances the loads that matter most with the available fuel, space, service capacity, and operating requirements. We review essential circuits and help define a practical backup-power plan rather than sizing from guesswork.
Transfer switches and interconnection
Automatic transfer switches and related equipment keep utility power and generator power separated and coordinate the transition between them. Installation must account for the service, equipment location, disconnects, grounding, and applicable requirements.
Testing and ongoing readiness
A backup system is only useful if it is ready when needed. We can verify the installation, test the transfer sequence, review operating basics, and identify maintenance items that should be handled by the equipment service provider.
Questions about backup power
Can a generator power the whole building?
Sometimes, but the answer depends on the service, generator capacity, and connected loads. Many projects use a selected-load approach to prioritize essential circuits.
Do you install transfer switches?
Yes. Transfer equipment and interconnection are central parts of a safe generator installation when included in the project scope.