The power goes. Your house doesn’t notice.
Standby generators and storm-ready electrical work for Tampa Bay. Sized to what you actually need to run, installed in spring, and serviced before every season.
Florida Certified Electrical Contractor EC13009471 · Florida law requires it on every advertisement, so it’s here on the first screen.
Install in March. Not in September.
After a named storm hits the Gulf, every generator installer in Florida is booked for months and permits back up. A generator installed in the spring is tested, serviced and waiting.
Propane, by the day.
Natural gas runs as long as the utility keeps supplying it. Propane runs as long as your tank lasts. Here’s a rough idea, at about half load, which is typical for a house with the AC cycling.
On a 500-gallon tank filled to 80%, running 24 hours a day.
Tanks are filled to about 80% of capacity. Burn rates vary by model and temperature; your quote uses the manufacturer’s figures for the unit you choose.
Run what matters. Or run it all.
Essentials
About 14 kWFridge, freezer, lights, fans, Wi-Fi, a window or mini-split AC, the well or sewer pump. The house is livable.
from $9,800Most of it
22–24 kWEverything above plus one central AC and the kitchen. The choice for most Tampa Bay homes under 2,500 square feet.
from $13,400All of it
26 kW +Whole house, two AC systems, pool pump. With load management on the biggest loads so the generator isn’t oversized.
from $16,900Installed with a transfer switch, concrete or composite pad, electrical permit and inspections, and the gas or propane connection by our licensed gas partner. Standby generators in detail →
What customers said after.
Power was out for six days in our neighborhood. Our generator came on in ten seconds and the AC never stopped. Marcus had serviced it in May.
They talked us down from a 26 kW to a 22 with load management on the pool pump. Saved a few thousand and it runs everything we care about.
We couldn’t afford a standby unit. They put in an interlock kit for our portable for under a thousand and showed us how to use it safely.
The generator site, built in seven days.
Sixteen pages: a live hurricane-season clock, a propane run-time calculator, honest generator sizing, and the Florida license number on every page because state law requires it.