Regular maintenance is crucial for your generator’s performance. We recommend following Generacs maintenance schedule and having the generator serviced on a yearly basis or every 100 hours of service. Visit our Generator Maintenance page to learn more.

Generac whole home stand by generators run on either natural gas or propane. The choice depends on availability and your home’s existing fuel systems. We can help you determine the best option for your needs.

The cost of a whole home generator can vary based on the generator’s size, power capacity, and any specific installation requirements. For an accurate quote tailored to your home, please reach out to us and we’ll be happy to help assess your needs and provide an estimate.

Yes, a standby generator can increase your home’s value. In Horry County, where hurricanes and power outages are a concern, a standby generator is especially valuable. It offers peace of mind, provides reliable power during outages, and can be a strong selling point for future buyers.

The installation process begins with an assessment of your home’s power needs, allowing us to recommend the ideal generator model for your specific requirements. Once the generator is selected, we take care of permitting and prepare the site, which includes pouring a concrete pad to provide a stable foundation. When the pad is set, we deliver the generator and anchor it securely in place. Our licensed gas installer then connects the gas line, followed by our team’s electrical installation to link the generator to your home’s electrical system. We schedule a building inspection to ensure every aspect of the installation meets safety codes and regulations. Once approved, we thoroughly test the system to confirm it’s ready for reliable operation. Lastly, we walk you through the basics of operating and maintaining your generator, ensuring you feel confident and prepared for any power needs in the future.

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Absolutely. Our owner is a Master Electrician and Licensed Electrical Contractor in South Carolina (License #2881). We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured, so you can trust in our expertise and our commitment to safety and quality on every job.