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Generator Installation in New Jersey

When a storm takes the power out in New Jersey, a standby generator starts within seconds and runs the house until the grid is back. We size, install and wire them.

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Generator installation across New Jersey

We begin with what you want running in an outage, then size the generator to match. The installation covers the pad, the automatic transfer switch, the wiring to your panel and start-up testing. We coordinate the natural gas or propane connection. For portable generators we fit an inlet and an interlock so you can power the panel safely without backfeeding the line.

What is included

  • Load sizing for whole house or essential circuits
  • Standby generator set on a pad
  • Automatic transfer switch
  • Coordination of the gas or propane connection
  • Portable generator inlet and interlock kits
  • Start-up, testing and owner walk-through

Signs you need generator installation

  • You have a sump pump, well pump or medical equipment
  • Outages in your area last hours, not minutes
  • You work from home
  • You have been running extension cords from a portable generator

How the job goes, step by step

  1. We visit the property in New Jersey, look at the existing equipment and run a load calculation.
  2. You get a written, itemized price.
  3. We file for the permit and schedule the utility where the job needs it.
  4. We do the work in planned stages so you are without power as little as possible.
  5. The job is inspected, and we walk you through the finished work.

Generator installation cost in New Jersey

Generator installation cost in New Jersey depends on the generator size, the distance to the gas meter and the panel, and the type of transfer switch. We survey the site and give you a full installed price.

Generator installation: common questions

What size generator do I need?

It depends on what you want to run. Many homes are served by a 14 to 26 kW unit. We calculate it from your actual loads.

Which brands do you install?

Generac, Kohler and other major standby brands, along with transfer switches for portable units.

Is it safe to plug a portable generator into a dryer outlet?

No. That backfeeds the utility line and can kill a line worker. An inlet with an interlock or transfer switch is the safe way.

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Generator Installation by town

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Atlantic County (29 towns)
Bergen County (66 towns)
Burlington County (32 towns)
Camden County (29 towns)
Cape May County (21 towns)
Cumberland County (19 towns)
Essex County (21 towns)
Gloucester County (28 towns)
Hudson County (10 towns)
Hunterdon County (28 towns)
Mercer County (10 towns)
Middlesex County (33 towns)
Monmouth County (54 towns)
Morris County (51 towns)
Ocean County (27 towns)
Passaic County (16 towns)
Salem County (11 towns)
Somerset County (29 towns)
Sussex County (26 towns)
Union County (21 towns)
Warren County (18 towns)

Generator installation anywhere in New Jersey.

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