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BACKUP POWER GENERATORS FOR YOUR HOME

To protect your house and valuables from the terrible consequences that can result from a power surge or blackout during a natural disaster, it is essential to have a dedicated generator installed at your home. Our technicians at American Electrical Systems can help you find an affordable, durable unit to ensure that you are never without power.

Not only do we support you in our guidance of generator selection and installations, but we also provide prompt repairs and thorough maintenance.

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What Are the Types of Generators?

You may be surprised to learn that there are actually multiple types of generators available to back up your home in case of a blackout. These generators vary greatly in function, as well as size, shape, and the type of fuel they utilize.

Some of the most common generators that homeowners select include:

Portable generators

Whole-home generators

Inverter generators

Standby generators

Solar powered generators

Diesel generators

Natural gas generators

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

In some senses, the type of generator you select will be based on personal preference, as is the case for homeowners who are opting for more sustainable, eco-friendly generators, or residents who are looking for the most affordable option around. However, you may also need a specific generator on account of the types of appliances you have at your home. Our helpful techs can advise you on the pros and cons of different models and makes.

We are proud to install superior Generac systems, known for their reliability and endurance. These systems typically start at about $2,050, but can increase in cost, depending on the type of model that is suitable for the size of your home and number of appliances. It is also important to think about associated labor costs, so speak to our contractors for more detailed information.

Usually, you can perform quick maintenance checkups on certain components of your generator on your own, such as checking the levels of coolant and engine oil on a monthly basis. However, more thorough maintenance examinations of the complex internal components should be conducted every six to 12 months by our professionals.

In order to protect your family members from breathing in hazardous fumes that could accompany generators, you will want your generator to be distanced at least five feet away from the edge of your property line. Our experts will discuss your installation in more detail to ensure that your generator is not positioned directly next to doors and windows.

Ready to Install Your Generator?

Reach out to us today at 833-937-4237 or contact us online. We would love to protect your home with our comprehensive Northshore generator services.