Generator Installation · Statewide · Answered 24/7
Standby and whole-house generator installation with automatic transfer switches — because Oklahoma ice storms and summer grid strain do not check your calendar.
Whole house or a critical-loads panel. That choice drives the generator size and the price more than anything else.
Pad location, clearances, and natural gas or propane supply sized for the unit's draw.
Generator set, transfer switch and interconnection, coordinated with your gas fitter where needed.
We run a live outage test, watch the transfer, and show you the exercise schedule and what the alarms mean.
It comes down to whether you want the whole house or just essentials. A critical-loads setup covering heat, fridge, well pump and a few circuits is far cheaper than whole-house backup and covers most outages fine.
Natural gas if the line is there and sized for it, since you never refill. Propane works well where gas is not available and stores fine long term.
An automatic transfer switch typically restores power in roughly ten to thirty seconds after it confirms the outage is real.
Yes. An inlet box with a proper interlock kit is a much safer and cheaper answer than cords through a window, and it stops any chance of backfeeding the utility line.
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