Storm Prep
A generator interlock kit is a cost-effective solution that allows you to safely connect a portable generator to your home’s electrical panel during a power outage. By mechanically interlocking your main breaker with the generator breaker, it prevents dangerous backfeeding and eliminates the need for a separate transfer switch.
Our professionally installed interlock kits provide seamless switching between utility power and generator power, keeping your essential circuits running when you need them most, all while meeting national electrical code requirements for safety and compliance.
Generator Interlock Kits – Safe, Reliable Power for Your Home
Portable Generators – Power When and Where You Need It
Portable generators provide reliable backup power for your home, business, or job site during outages or when electricity isn’t available. Compact and versatile, they’re perfect for running essential appliances, tools, and equipment. With easy-to-use features, multiple outlet options, and robust safety protections, our portable generators keep you prepared and powered up anytime, anywhere.
Whole Home Generators – Uninterrupted Power for Total Peace of Mind
A whole home generator automatically provides reliable backup power to your entire house during an outage, keeping your lights, appliances, HVAC, and essential systems running seamlessly. Unlike portable units, these permanently installed generators start within seconds of a power loss and switch back to utility power when it’s restored. With a whole home generator, you and your family stay safe, comfortable, and connected, no matter how long the outage lasts.
PREPAREFOR THE STORM
Charge all phones and communication devices.
Unplug all electronics and move them as high as possible.
If recommended, turn off breakers to avoid power surges.
WEATHERTHE STORM
Stay indoors during hurricanes and away
from windows and glass.
Never operate a portable generator
inside your home.
Never connect a generator
directly to home unless a transfer switch has been installed.
Always use GFCIs in areas where water and electricity may come in contact.
RECOVER FROM THE STORM
Do not use electrical equipment and electronics including receptacles that have been submerged in water.
Have a qualified electrician inspect any water damaged electrical equipment and electronics.
Stay away from downed power lines. If you encounter a downed power line, stay at least 35 feet away and do not touch the line or anything that may bein conatct with the line.