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Standby generator installation · Wisconsin
Keep your heat, water and essentials running when the power goes out.
Jamie and his team of technicians across Wisconsin handle your complete standby generator installation, from choosing the right system to the electrical work, gas connections and permits. Jamie brings 30 years of experience and over 3,000 personal installations to planning the right backup for your home.
Start My QuoteYour quote is free, and you’re under no obligation to go ahead with an installation.
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Quoted by Jamie. Installed by his team.Electrical, plumbing and permits handled.
3,000+ installationspersonally completed by Jamie
One accountable teamelectrical and plumbing in-house
Usually one dayfor the installation itself
Meet Jamie. See how your installation works.
Built around your home
Your heat. Your sump pump.
The things you rely on.
A properly configured standby system starts automatically after an outage and supplies the circuits it’s designed to back up, even when you’re away. No carrying a portable generator outside or running extension cords to get started.
You don’t need to choose a model or know your electrical setup before getting in touch.
Start My QuoteHeat, lights and refrigeration
Keep the things that make your home comfortable and usable on your backup-power plan.
Sump pumps and well pumps
If your home relies on electric pumps for water or drainage, make them part of the conversation.
Essential circuits or wider coverage
Jamie helps you understand the options and the system your home would need.
The whole installation, handled
One team responsible.
Start to finish.
No finding your own electrician or plumber.
Jamie and his team handle both trades themselves, rather than handing them off to subcontractors.
No figuring out permits on your own.
The team takes care of permits and coordinates with the utility company when needed.
Know what to expect on installation day.
Most installations finish in one day. Jamie explains the work, planned downtime and schedule for your property before you go ahead.
Aftercare in practice
A faulty new generator.
A customer Jamie wouldn’t leave waiting.
When a new generator had a faulty part, the proposed repair meant a wait for a replacement engine. Jamie explains why his team installed another generator the next day instead. A real example of how he looks after his customers, not a next-day service guarantee.
“There was no pressure just honest recommendations and clear communication.”
“Getting our generator was so easy and seamless.”
Here’s what you’re saying yes to
A useful conversation.
A quote for your home. Then you decide.
Get your photo guide and speak with Jamie
After you submit, the next screen shows you which photos to take. Jamie will help confirm your details and answer your questions. You don’t need the photos ready before enquiring.
Review your quote
Once Jamie has the information he needs, he’ll prepare your quote with the price and included work. You’ll discuss installation timing, then decide whether to go ahead.
A few sensible questions
Before you get started.
How much does a generator installation cost?
Your price depends on the coverage you want, generator size, fuel connection, electrical setup and installation location. Jamie uses your answers, photos and a conversation to prepare a quote for your property, rather than giving you a price that ignores the installation work.
Do I need to know which generator I want?
No. Start with what you want to keep running during an outage. Jamie can help you understand essential-circuit or wider-home coverage and any load-management requirements.
What if I don’t have the photos ready?
Start your request anyway. You’ll see the three photo instructions after submitting. Jamie needs those details before he can complete a remote quote, but you don’t need them ready to enquire.
Does “one day” mean you can install immediately?
No. Most installations take one day once the job is scheduled. Availability, permits and utility coordination affect the time before installation. Jamie will explain the expected schedule. On the day, power and gas are typically off for three to four hours in the morning, with work usually finished by around 3pm.
What happens after installation?
Jamie and his team can help with servicing, maintenance and warranty questions after installation. Jamie will explain the available options and costs before you decide. Warranty terms depend on the system and cover provided. Automatic operation does not mean maintenance-free ownership.
Am I committing to an installation?
No. You’re requesting a free quote and a conversation about your project. You decide whether to proceed after reviewing it.