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When the grid drops, your home doesn’t.
Delaware storms take the power, and standby generators keep it on automatically. We install and hook up whole-home and portable generators with proper transfer switches, so the lights, heat and fridge never blink.
When a Delaware storm takes the grid down, a standby generator brings your home back automatically — usually within seconds — and runs until the power’s restored. We size the unit to what your home actually needs to keep alive (heat, the well or sump pump, the refrigerator, key circuits) and install it with a proper automatic transfer switch, so you’re not dragging out cords or risking a dangerous backfeed.
Prefer a portable? We install inlet boxes and interlock kits so you can power your home safely from a portable generator without the hazard of a “suicide cord.” Either way, we run the load calculation, pull the permit, and coordinate the gas and utility tie-ins.
It depends on what you want to keep running. A 7–10kW unit covers the essentials (heat, fridge, sump, some lights and outlets); an 18–24kW unit runs most of a typical Delaware home including central air. We run a load calculation and recommend a size — no overselling.
Yes. Generator installs require electrical (and usually gas) permits and inspection in Delaware. We handle the permitting and coordinate with the utility and your gas supplier.
Yes. With an automatic transfer switch, the generator senses the outage, starts itself, and transfers your home over — typically within seconds — then switches back and shuts down when grid power returns.
Got a flickering light or a panel that needs work? Tell us what's going on. Licensed, insured, and on call 24/7 across Delaware.