Generator Installation

Professional Generator Installation: Power your home or business with confidence ensure your home or business stays powered during outages with expert generator installation services. Installing a generator provides reliable backup power, protecting you from unexpected blackouts, severe weather disruptions, and power grid failures.

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Whether you need a whole-house generator to keep essential appliances and HVAC systems running or a commercial generator for continuous business operations, our licensed technicians handle everything—from site evaluation and wiring to permits and compliance with local codes.

Don’t wait for the next outage; invest in a professional generator setup for uninterrupted peace of mind.

Unsure which Generator is right for you?

Explore our comprehensive list of generator types to find the perfect fit for your power needs.

GENERATOR TYPES

Standby Generators

Standby generators are connected directly to your home’s electrical panel and require wiring, transfer switch installation, and code compliance. They must be safely integrated to ensure automatic activation during outages.

Example Use: Whole-house backup systems.
Fuel Type: Natural gas, propane, or diesel.

Inverter Generators

While small inverter generators are portable, larger units can be connected to your home’s electrical system through a manual transfer switch. As electricians we ensure safe wiring and installation to prevent backfeeding into the grid. This is a permanent fixture.

Example Use: Powering home essentials like fridges, HVACs, and water heaters.
Fuel Type: Battery or Solar Powered

Portable Generators

If you plan to connect a portable generator to your home’s electrical panel using a manual transfer switch, a licensed electrician must handle the switch installation. This ensures you can safely alternate between utility power and generator power.

Example Use: Emergency backup for essential circuits (lighting, refrigerators).
Fuel Type: Gas, Diesel, or Propane

Diesel Generator

Diesel generators for industrial or large commercial applications often require complex electrical work, including three-phase wiring, load balancing, and syncing with building management systems. We meet industry standards and safety protocols.

Example Use: Data centers, hospitals, or construction sites.
Fuel Type: Diesel

Propane Generator

For generators that use natural gas or propane, wiring them to your electrical panel or sub-panel requires professional installation to prevent safety hazards. A certified electrician will also install automatic transfer switches to ensure a smooth power transition.

Example Use: Residential backup systems or outdoor operations (food trucks, RVs).
Fuel Type: Propane

Solar Generator

For homes or businesses integrating a solar generator with an electrical panel or battery system, an electrician ensures the inverter and battery bank are connected properly. This avoids risks associated with handling high-voltage solar setups.

Example Use: Off-grid or hybrid systems for homes and offices.
Fuel Type: Solar

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Generator Customer Review

"Advanced Sheeran Contractors, specifically Dan installed our home generator, and we couldn’t be happier! The cost was lower than expected, and they were honest and transparent every step of the way. They offered great input on the best setup for our home and finished the job ahead of schedule. Incredible people to work with—professional, friendly, and truly experts in their field. Highly recommend!"

-Russell G. (Gordonsville, TN)