Commercial Generators & Backup Power.

Engineering before equipment

The design questions come first: what must ride through (refrigeration, life safety, POS, heat), what can shed, and what transfer scheme fits the service. We produce the load analysis, size the unit honestly, and design the transfer switching — including the code-required separation where life-safety circuits are involved.

Installed, commissioned, maintained

Pad and fuel coordination, utility interface, commissioning under real load, and documentation for your AHJ and insurer. Then the part most owners skip: scheduled maintenance and load-bank testing, because a generator that hasn’t been exercised is a hypothesis, not a backup plan.

Engineering before equipment

Commercial backup power starts with a load study, not a catalog: what must ride through an outage (refrigeration, life safety, POS, heat), what can shed, and what transfer scheme fits your service and your code obligations — including the separation requirements where life-safety circuits are involved. We produce the analysis, size the unit honestly, and design transfer switching that inspectors sign off on without a second visit.

Fuel, pad, utility interface, and commissioning under real load complete the install — and the documentation package goes to your AHJ and insurer in the format they actually want.

The maintenance contract is the product

A commercial generator that hasn't been exercised under load is a hypothesis, and businesses can't run on hypotheses. Our maintenance contracts put units on a real schedule — quarterly checks, annual load-bank testing, battery and fuel-system verification — with documentation that satisfies both insurers and the operations manager's peace of mind.

Contract clients also get priority storm response, which in this region is worth more than the paper it's printed on: when the county goes dark, the businesses that stay lit are the ones whose systems were maintained before the forecast, and whose electrician answers on the first ring.