Installation
Standby generators sized to keep the essentials running — furnace, well pump, refrigeration, and key circuits — with automatic transfer switching.
Generators
Standby generator installation and service, so a winter storm or a downed line doesn’t mean a cold house, a frozen well, or a freezer full of lost food.
Wind, ice, and heavy snow take down power lines across Grant County every winter, and rural service can take a while to come back. When the grid goes down in January, your furnace goes down with it — and a house without heat gets dangerous fast, not to mention frozen pipes and a well pump that won’t run.
A standby generator watches the power and kicks on automatically when it drops, so your heat, water, and refrigeration keep running whether you’re home or not. We size it to what you actually need to keep going, install it right, and service it so it’s ready when the lights go out.
Standby generators sized to keep the essentials running — furnace, well pump, refrigeration, and key circuits — with automatic transfer switching.
Testing, tune-ups, and repairs so your generator actually starts when you need it — the worst time to find a dead unit is mid-storm.
We help you decide what to back up — a few critical circuits or the whole house — and match a generator to it without overspending.
Call or text 541-620-7246 and we’ll get you on the schedule, or send a message and we’ll follow up. One local team — no call centers, no runaround.