Our Process: 

Assessment and Planning:

• Determine power requirements for your home to select the appropriate generator size.
• Identify a safe and accessible location for the generator, adhering to local codes and regulations.
• Obtain necessary permits for installation.

Prepare the Site:

• Clear and level the area where the generator will be placed.
• Install a concrete pad or gravel base to provide a stable foundation.

Install the Generator:

• Position the generator on the prepared site, ensuring proper clearance from walls and windows.
• Secure the unit to the base to prevent movement.

Electrical Connections:

• Connect the generator to the transfer switch, which controls the transition between utility and backup power.
• Ensure all wiring is properly installed and complies with local electrical codes.
  Install a weatherproof conduit for outdoor connections. 

Fuel Connection:

• Connect the generator to the fuel source (e.g., natural gas or propane).
• Test for leaks and ensure the fuel supply meets the generator’s specifications.

Install the Transfer Switch:

• Mount the transfer switch near the main electrical panel.
• Connect it to the home’s electrical circuits based on priority needs.

System Testing:

• Perform a comprehensive test of the generator and transfer switch to ensure seamless operation.
• Simulate a power outage to verify the system automatically switches to generator power.

Final Inspection:

• Verify compliance with local building and safety codes.
• Have the system inspected by relevant authorities if required.

Owner Training and Maintenance:

• Educate the homeowner on operating the generator and performing basic maintenance.
• Provide a maintenance schedule for routine inspections and servicing.