GENERAC® STANDBY GENERATOR SALES, INSTALLATION, & SERVICE

A GENERAC® Elite-tier dealer for whole-house backup power — sized to your home, installed to code, and serviced for the life of the system.
Offering certified installation and warranty work
Power That Stays On When the Grid Doesn't
When a storm takes the grid down, a standby generator turns itself on within seconds and keeps your home running — heat, water, refrigeration, medical equipment, sump pumps, and the lights — until utility power returns. You don't flip a switch or drag out a portable unit in the rain. It's automatic.
We're a Generac Elite-tier dealer, which means we sell, install, and service the units in-house — one company from the first site visit through every annual maintenance call after. We size the generator to your home's actual electrical draw rather than selling you more capacity than you need, install it to code with the correct transfer switch, and handle the permitting and inspection.
- Generac Elite-tier dealer — sales, installation, and service handled in-house.
- Sized to your home — we calculate your actual load instead of guessing.
- Installed to code — correct transfer switch, permits, and inspection.
- Written workmanship warranty plus Generac's manufacturer warranty on the equipment.
- Exact arrival times — a time on the clock, not a four-hour window.
What to Expect
- Load assessment. We walk your home, review your panel, and determine what you want to back up — whole-house or critical circuits only — then size the unit accordingly.
- Written quote. Clear options, clear pricing. The quote you sign is the invoice you pay; if conditions change once work begins, we stop and re-quote in writing first.
- Permitting and site prep. We handle the permit, the pad or mounting, the fuel connection (natural gas or propane), and the transfer-switch wiring.
- Installation and commissioning. We install, connect, test under load, and walk you through how the system runs — including the weekly self-test cycle.
- Annual service. We come back to keep the unit in warranty and ready for the next outage.
Portable or Standby Generator:
How to Choose
When it comes to backup power, both portable and standby Generac generators have distinct advantages. Understanding their differences will help you choose the system that best fits your needs.
PORTABLE GENERATORS:
Versatile Power On the Go
If you need occasional backup power or want flexibility in where you use your generator, a portable unit might be your best choice. These generators cost less than permanent systems and don't require professional installation - just add fuel and you're ready to go. They're perfect for powering essential appliances during an outage, running tools at job sites, or bringing electricity to outdoor events.
Portable generators are ideal if you:
- Want a budget-friendly solution
- Need power in different locations
- Experience infrequent outages
- Enjoy camping or outdoor activities
STANDBY GENERATORS:
Always-Ready Home Protection

A standby generator provides seamless power protection for your entire property. Permanently installed outside your home or business, these systems switch on automatically when utility power fails. They connect directly to your natural gas or propane supply, eliminating the need to refuel during long outages. With higher power output, they can run everything from basic appliances to central air conditioning.
Consider a standby generator if you:
- Want automatic, hands-free operation
- Need to power your entire home
- Live in an area with frequent outages
- Run a home-based business
- Can't afford extended power losses
Let us help you evaluate your power needs and choose the right Generac generator for your situation.
The GENERAC® Advantage:
When the power goes out, GENERAC delivers!

These industry-leading generators offer:
- Automatic startup during outages
- Whole-property power or essential systems only
- Natural gas or propane operation
- Remote monitoring via mobile app
Finding Your Perfect Generator
Every property has unique power needs. We'll help you evaluate your requirements and select the ideal Generac system, whether you need:
- Whole-home standby power
- Portable generators for job sites and location flexibility
- Commercial-grade systems
Expert Installation
Our electricians handle your entire generator installation:
- Initial site assessment
- Proper sizing and placement
- Professional wiring and fuel connections
- Complete testing and owner training
Maintaining Your Generator Ready to Keep it Ready
Regular maintenance ensures your Generac performs when you need it. Our service plans include:
- Annual system inspections
- Routine oil and filter changes
- Software and firmware updates
- Emergency repair services
GENERAC® Solar — An Extension of Your Backup Power
We also install Generac solar systems as a natural extension of our standby-generator work.
It's the same Generac platform, the same certified installer, and the same workmanship standard — solar generation and battery storage that pair with, or build toward, whole-home energy resilience.
If you're weighing a generator, a battery, solar, or some combination, we'll talk through what actually fits your home and your goals rather than pushing a package.
GENERATOR QUESTIONS
What size generator do I need?
It depends on what you want to back up. We calculate your home's actual load during the site visit and size the unit to it — whole-house or critical circuits only — rather than defaulting to the largest model.
Natural gas or propane?
Both work. We'll match the fuel source to what your property already has or can support, and factor that into the quote.
Do you service generators you didn't install?
Yes. As a Generac Elite-tier dealer we handle service and warranty work, including the annual maintenance that keeps the unit reliable and in warranty.
Do you serve my town?
Our primary area is Berks, Montgomery, and Bucks counties, with extended project-based service in Chester, Lancaster, Lebanon, and Lehigh.
Call 484-261-5590 to confirm your address.
Ready for Backup Power You Can Count On?
Book a consultation and we'll assess your home's load, walk through written options and fuel choices, and give you an exact install time before any work begins.
