Home standby power / Maple Crossing

Plan for the things
you need on.

The refrigerator. The furnace blower. The pump downstairs. Start with your list; we’ll work out the installation around the house you have.

Start with what you want running

Before a price, a site visit.

We look at placement, the electrical panel and the fuel supply. The written quote follows that visit.

YOUR HOUSE / YOUR PRIORITIESPLAN 01
A home standby generator outside a house, with a separate transfer switch box on the wall GENERATOR TRANSFER SWITCH
A generator, a transfer switch, and a plan for both.
Illustration shows the parts, not installation distances.

From the list to the handoff

A sequence you can follow.

01 / WALK THE SITE

See what the house needs.

A visit comes before any quote. We discuss your priorities and possible equipment locations.

02 / AGREE ON THE WORK

Put the scope in writing.

Equipment, site work, fuel connections and any town or utility steps belong in the plan.

03 / KEEP THE RECORD

Know the next service date.

We walk through the controls and care instructions, then note the yearly maintenance plan.

November 2026 / Before winter

A storm is a poor
time to start planning.

Already have a standby generator? Check when it was last serviced and whether anything has changed since then. A planned visit leaves time to discuss follow-up work.

Read the winter readiness list

Bring your list. We’ll bring a plan.

A site visit is free within our service area. A request starts the conversation.

Request a site visit