PNW storms knock the grid out. Your home stays powered. Whole-home standby generators and transfer switches.
Whole-home standby or portable hookup. Right size, right circuits.
Sits outside, kicks on within seconds of an outage. Lights, HVAC, fridge, sump pump — all keep running.
Got a portable generator? We install an inlet box and manual transfer switch. No more cords through windows.
The brain of your backup. Detects outages, switches to generator instantly, sheds non-essential loads to prevent overload.
PNW windstorms knock out power for hours, sometimes days.
Winter windstorms and ice events take out power across King, Pierce, and Snohomish. Standby means heat on, pipes safe, family comfortable.
CPAPs, oxygen concentrators, wheelchairs, refrigerated meds — all need steady power. A generator delivers it.
An outage mid-workday means missed meetings and lost deadlines. Generator keeps router, computer, and monitors live.
Long outages mean spoiled food, flooded basements, frozen pipes. A generator stops the damage before it starts.
Consultation to commissioning. Every detail handled.
We check your panel, fuel options, and power needs. Clear recommendation on size and placement.
Generator, transfer switch, and wiring installed. Permits handled. Gas utility coordinated.
Simulated outage to confirm it works. Walkthrough on operation, maintenance, and warranty.
Generators are real electrical work — load math, code wiring, safe fuel, transfer switch that works every time.
WA-licensed, generator-trained. Every install.
Full cost before we start. No surprises.
Permits pulled, inspections booked. Fully code-compliant.
Labor warranty on the install. Manufacturer warranty on the equipment.
Depends what you want powered. Typical Covington whole-home is 16–22kW. Critical circuits only is more like 10–14kW. We'll run a load calc and recommend.
1–2 days for a standby install once equipment arrives. Pad, generator, transfer switch, fuel line. Portable hookups are usually half a day.
Yes — electrical permit, plus a mechanical permit for the gas connection. We handle permitting and inspections to current WA code.
Natural gas is ideal if you've got a line. Otherwise propane. We'll assess and recommend.
60–70 dB — about a normal conversation. Far quieter than a portable. We position to minimize noise for you and the neighbors.
Don't wait for the next outage. Free assessment, upfront quote.