Generator Installation in Port St. Lucie, FL

It depends on what you want running during an outage. Most families start with the fridge, air conditioning, well or water equipment, lights and a few outlets, and we size the generator to that real list rather than selling the biggest unit. On the quote visit we add up your loads and recommend the size that covers them comfortably.

The automatic transfer switch watches the grid supply. When the power fails, the switch starts the generator and moves your home onto generator power within seconds, then moves you back and shuts the generator down when the grid returns. You do not touch anything, which is the real difference from a portable unit.

We place the generator on a level concrete pad outside the home, positioned to suit your lot, your panel location and clearance requirements. Placement, pad, electrical connections and the transfer switch are all part of the installation we quote, so you are not co-ordinating separate trades to finish the job.

Yes, with the right sizing and, on some homes, load management that staggers the biggest appliances so they do not all start at once. Air conditioning is usually the largest load in a Florida home, so we talk it through first on the quote visit and build it into the recommendation honestly.