Capabilities
From load study to commissioned system
We handle the entire backup power chain: what you need, what carries it, how it transfers, and who keeps it running. Every install leaves with documented startup readings and a service schedule.

Scope
What we do
- Load calculation & sizing
- Measured or modeled demand including motor starting current, a prioritized load-shed scheme, and documented growth headroom in kW, so the unit carries the building instead of nuisance-tripping on the first well pump start, and without paying for a frame size you will never load.
- Standby generator installation
- Pad or slab, fuel line and regulator sizing, exhaust clearances, conductor routing, and commissioning with documented startup readings.
- Automatic transfer switches
- Service-entrance rated and sub-panel ATS options, with critical-branch separation so backup capacity goes only where it earns its keep.
- UPS & battery backup
- Line-interactive and online double-conversion units for servers, POS, controls, medical devices, and anything that cannot tolerate the transfer gap.
- Permitting & utility coordination
- Electrical and gas permits, inspection scheduling, and coordination with your utility on meter and service work.
- Emergency service & repair
- Diagnostics on any brand: no-start, transfer failure, alternator, controller, and fuel-system faults.
Process
How a project runs
Site assessment
Specification
Installation
Commissioning & handover
Engineered, not oversized
Many electricians read the service amperage, round up two frame sizes, install the unit, and leave maintenance to the customer. It is fast, it costs you more up front, it wet-stacks a diesel that never sees load, and it ends with a lapsed warranty on a unit that will not start. We engineer the load with real numbers, design the shed scheme, state the spare capacity, and put the system on a documented service plan before we leave. How we're different →
Generators vs. UPS
They solve different problems
Standby generators
Uninterruptible power supplies
Any site with servers, controls, POS, or medical equipment should have both. The UPS protects the transition; the generator protects the duration.
Get a load-accurate quote
Send your address, panel details, and what has to stay running. We respond with a sizing recommendation and an installed price range.