
Stay Powered Through Any Outage with a Professional Generator Service

Generator Services FAQs

Home standby generators automatically supply backup power during an outage. Once the system detects a loss of utility power, it transfers your home’s electrical load to the generator through an automatic transfer switch. The generator powers essential systems like HVAC, lighting, refrigeration, and outlets until grid power returns.
This seamless operation protects your home from disruptions and eliminates the need to start a portable generator manually. A professional electrician ensures the generator is properly sized and connected to the electrical panel for maximum safety and performance.
Choosing the right generator depends on several key factors that affect safety and performance:
- Power Output: Select a unit with wattage that matches your home’s electrical load
- Fuel Type: Natural gas, propane, or diesel may be preferred depending on access and storage
- Transfer Switch Compatibility: Ensure the generator integrates safely with your electrical panel
- Brand & Warranty: Choose a reliable brand with strong service support
- Installation Requirements: Consider noise, local permits, and space availability
Consulting a licensed electrician in Atlanta, GA, can help ensure the generator fits your property and power needs.
You should schedule repair services at the first sign of system failure or performance issues. Delays in addressing generator problems can lead to power loss when you need backup the most. Signs include unusual noises, failure to start, fuel leaks, or inconsistent output.
Our qualified technicians and electrical contractors can inspect and resolve internal issues before they lead to long-term damage. Scheduling regular maintenance also improves reliability and extends the life of your power source.
Generators and their electrical systems may occasionally require maintenance or repairs:
- Circuit Breakers: May trip if overloaded or improperly wired
- Wiring & Connections: Can loosen or degrade from heat, vibration, or wear
- Transfer Switches: Must be inspected for safe and timely load transfer
- Battery Replacements: Needed for startup reliability in standby units
- Fuel System Components: Require cleaning or replacement if clogged or leaking
Using a professional electrician ensures all repair services meet safety standards and protect long-term function.
Severe weather can damage critical components like electrical panels, circuit breakers, and exterior wiring. Power surges from lightning or grid fluctuations can overload circuits or fry sensitive appliances. Prolonged humidity or flooding may also lead to corrosion or short circuits, especially in older systems.
A properly maintained backup power source is essential in areas like Atlanta, where storms are frequent. If your home was impacted by a storm, our professional electricians can assess the damage and restore your electrical system to safe working order.
