Generator installation · Union County, NJ
Stay powered through NJ storm season. We handle standby generator installations start to finish — permits, subcontractors, transfer switch and inspection — plus portable generator connections. Licensed NJ electrical contractor serving Union County since 2014.
Choose your setup
We'll walk through both on the estimate visit and put the recommendation in writing.
A permanently installed generator with an automatic transfer switch. When the grid goes down, it starts on its own and switches your home over.
A properly installed inlet and transfer switch or interlock lets you run selected circuits from a portable generator safely — no extension cords through windows.
We help you decide what has to stay on — heat, well or sump pump, fridge, medical equipment — and size the setup to match.
Generator and transfer switch work requires a permit. We handle the electrical permit and coordinate the inspection with your town.
The work
Your written estimate lists exactly what's included for your home.
We manage generator installations from start to finish — permits, inspections and coordinating the subcontractors involved — so you have one point of contact for the whole project.
Final pricing is provided in writing after an on-site evaluation. Permit, utility and township fees are additional unless specifically included in your written estimate.
Get started
Call or text Carlos directly, or book a time online.
Financing available through Wisetack for qualifying projects — ask when you call.
Service area
Based in Scotch Plains, working across Union County NJ.
FAQ
Yes. A transfer switch or approved interlock keeps generator power from feeding back into the utility lines, which protects line workers and your equipment. Backfeeding through a dryer outlet or a "suicide cord" is dangerous and not code compliant.
Yes. Generator and transfer switch installations require a permit and inspection. We handle the electrical permit and coordinate the inspection.
It depends on what you want running during an outage. We do a load review on the estimate visit and size the system to your priorities.
Usually. Tell us the make and model when you call and we'll confirm the inlet and switch it needs.
We check that during the estimate. Older or undersized panels sometimes need work first — see our 200-amp service upgrade page.
