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A standby generator lives beside your house, watches the grid around the clock, and switches your whole home to backup power within seconds of an outage — automatically, on natural gas or propane, for as long as the lights stay out.

Dedicated to keeping Atlanta homes powered
Focused care for your home’s backup power
Choosing the unit is the easy part; getting it sized, permitted, and wired to code is where it counts. Once you've decided, our Generator Installation team handles the pad, the gas hookup, the automatic transfer switch, and the township inspection — so the system you picked actually performs the night you finally need it.

Across Atlanta, a standby generator is the difference between riding out a storm in a warm, lit home and waiting days in the dark for the utility to catch up.
It senses the outage, starts itself, and powers the house within seconds — you never touch it, even at 3 a.m. in a blizzard.
Tied into your gas line, a standby unit runs continuously through a multi-day outage — no refueling, no cords, no late-night gas-can runs.
A load calculation matches the unit to your home, so you power what matters without overpaying for capacity you'll never use.
Modern Generac units run quietly and are built for years of Georgia winters — with Mobile Link so you can check status from your phone.
A complete, no-surprises scope — from the first measurement to the final load test.
A clear, no-surprises process — here's exactly what to expect, from start to finish.
The unit monitors utility power around the clock, sitting idle but ready while it waits for the grid to fail.
The moment the grid drops, the engine starts on natural gas or propane — no button to press, no cords to run.
The automatic transfer switch safely disconnects from the grid and powers your circuits within seconds.
It runs as long as the outage lasts, then transfers you back to utility power and shuts down on its own.
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A portable generator is wheeled out during an outage, fueled by gas cans, and connected with cords to a few appliances. A standby generator is permanently installed beside your home, wired into your electrical panel, fueled by natural gas or propane, and starts automatically — powering your whole house with no effort from you.
It depends on what you want running during an outage. Many Atlanta homes do well on an 18–24kW Guardian for whole-home coverage, while an essential-circuits setup — furnace, fridge, well pump, a few outlets — can run on 10–14kW. We run a free load calculation and recommend the right size, never more than you need.
Generac standby units run on either. If your home has a natural gas line, the generator ties directly into it for effectively unlimited runtime. If not, it runs on a propane tank. We confirm the best fuel for your property and size the line during the assessment.
On natural gas, effectively as long as the outage lasts — there's no tank to empty. On propane, runtime depends on tank size and load, often several days. Either way it far outlasts a portable generator you'd be refueling every few hours through the night.
Yes. The generator watches the grid scheduled, starts within seconds of an outage, transfers your home to backup power, and switches back when utility power returns — then shuts itself off. A weekly self-test keeps it ready, so you never have to think about it.

If your generator is not starting or is showing a warning, describe the issue in your service request. We’ll discuss diagnostic work and appointment availability.
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