GENERATOR INSTALLATION
Generac Generator Installation in Littleton, CO
We handle the electrical side of whole-house standby generator installs — transfer switch, load calculations, and the wired connection into your panel. We don't sell the generator itself; if you have one or are buying one, we install and wire it.
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OVERVIEW
Generator installations
A standby generator install centers on the automatic transfer switch — sized correctly, connected to your panel, and set up to cover either your whole house or just the essential circuits, depending on what you decide before we start.
Colorado winters bring real outage risk, and it's a common concern for homes relying on well pumps, sump pumps, or medical equipment, or properties further out where utility repairs take longer. A properly installed standby generator picks up automatically, without you needing to be home.
We don't sell or supply the generator itself. If you've already purchased a Generac unit, or you're buying one through a dealer, we handle 100% of the electrical installation — transfer switch, wiring, and panel connection.
Every generator installation is permitted and inspected through the correct jurisdiction - Littleton, Lakewood, Aurora and the Denver Metro area - as part of the job.
RECENT WORK
Generator installations
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you sell generators?
No — we install and wire whole-house standby generators, including the transfer switch and panel connection, but we don't sell the generator unit itself. If you already have one or are purchasing one separately, we handle the electrical installation.
How long does generator installation take?
Most standby generator electrical installations take one to two days, depending on the distance between your generator pad and your electrical panel, and whether you're covering the whole house or just essential circuits.
Whole-house or essential circuits — which do I need?
It depends on your generator's capacity and what you want covered during an outage. We run the load calculation with you before the install so the transfer switch and circuit coverage match what you actually want powered.
Is a permit required for generator installation?
Yes — we pull the permit and schedule inspection through Littleton, Lakewood, Aurora and the Denver Metro areas as required for your property.
Do you wire for portable generators?
Yes - we install both options. An interlock kit plus a power inlet box lets you plug in your portable generator and manually choose which circuits to run each time you flip them on. A transfer switch panel is a step up: we move a set of circuits you choose into their own small subpanel, so when the generator's running, everything in that panel is automatically covered — no picking circuits, no guessing whether you're overloading it. Which one makes sense depends on how hands-on you want to be during an outage versus just flipping one switch and knowing it's handled.
Have a generator to install?
Tell us the make/model and whether you want whole-house or essential circuits.