Whole-Home Generators in Tampa Bay

A standby generator turns on by itself when the power goes out. Tell us what you want to keep running and we'll match you with one of the local providers who serve your ZIP code.

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Signs it's time

Outages after storms that last more than a day
Medical equipment, a home office or a well pump that must stay on
You're done with portable generators and extension cords

What affects the scope and price

What you want to power: essentials only or the whole home
Fuel: natural gas where available, or propane with a tank
Transfer switch type and electrical panel changes
Placement, clearances, the pad and permits
A maintenance plan to keep it ready

Questions to ask before you hire

How did you calculate the size I need?
What permits are needed, and who handles the gas and electrical work?
What maintenance does it need, and do you offer a plan?
What is the warranty, and who services it?

Florida considerations

Plan ahead of hurricane season. Lead times and installer schedules can stretch once a storm is forecast.
Never run a portable generator indoors or in a garage. Carbon monoxide is deadly.

Frequently asked questions

Natural gas or propane?

It depends on what's available at your property and how long you want to run. Ask each installer to explain the options.

Can a generator run my AC?

Often, if it's sized for it. Tell providers what you want to power.

Is the request free?

Yes.

How it works

Tell us about the job and your ZIP code.
We match it with one local provider who covers your area and does this work.
Your provider contacts you, and you track everything in your portal.