Standby Generator Installation in Broward County
When the grid goes down in a storm, a whole-home standby generator keeps your AC, refrigerator, well pump, and medical equipment running automatically — no cords, no manual switch. We size, install, permit, and hook up natural gas or propane, then commission it so it's hurricane-season ready.
Brands We Install
Generac Guardian, Kohler, Briggs & Stratton, and other air-cooled and liquid-cooled standby units. We'll recommend the right platform for your home size, fuel supply, and budget — and we service and warranty what we install.
Sizing It Right
Undersize a generator and it stalls the first time the AC and well pump start together; oversize it and you overpay. We run a load calculation on your actual circuits. A 22kW air-cooled unit covers most single-family Broward homes — including central AC — while larger or multi-system homes may need a liquid-cooled 24kW–48kW generator. We spec it to what you actually run, not a sticker number.
What the Install Includes
- Load calculation and generator sizing for your home
- Automatic transfer switch (ATS) — whole-home or managed-load — so the generator starts within seconds of an outage and returns to utility power on its own
- Concrete or composite pad, code-compliant clearances from windows, doors, and property lines
- Natural gas or propane hookup coordinated with your plumber or gas supplier
- Permit pulled with your city or county and inspection coordinated
- Commissioning, a load test, and a walkthrough of the weekly self-test and maintenance
Natural Gas or Propane
Where a natural-gas line is available, a standby generator runs indefinitely without refueling — ideal for multi-day hurricane outages. Homes without gas service run on propane from a buried or above-ground tank. We'll tell you which makes sense for your property and handle the electrical side of either.
Hurricane-Season Readiness
South Florida loses power to tropical storms every season, and demand for installs spikes the week a storm forms. Get on the schedule before June so your generator is permitted, inspected, and tested well ahead of the first named storm. Already have a unit? We also repair and service existing standby generators, including transfer-switch faults and units that fail their weekly self-test.