Our Services
Generator Maintenance
We offer preventive maintenance services to keep your emergency backup generator running like new.
Regular preventive maintenance prevents unexpected failures and costly repairs. Our service includes more than just oil and filter changes, we perform thorough factory recommended inspections and deep cleaning of the generator and transfer switch.
Generator Diagnostic & Repair
Reliable diagnostics and repair are essential to ensure your emergency backup power system performs when you need it most. We conduct a thorough inspection of both the generator and transfer switch, identify and diagnose any issues, and carry out the necessary repairs. Our goal is to ensure your system is fully prepared to provide dependable backup power when an outage occurs.
Remote Monitoring
Remote monitoring allows you the ability to monitor the activities of your emergency back-up generator giving you the peace of mind that your generator is online & ready for any weather event. It also allows us the ability to monitor your generator's activity as well. We will know right away if there's an issue with your generator and can get that issue corrected as soon as possible.
Generator Inspections
Purchasing a home with a backup generator? A stand by generator is a valuable asset for your home. Most standard home inspections do not include a thorough evaluation of the generator system, leaving potential problems undiscovered until they're needed during a power outage.
Start - Ups
Commissioning a new generator set (genset) paired with an Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) ensures reliable backup power, seamless utility-to-generator transitions, and compliance with safety standards (NFPA 110, NEC, and manufacturer guidelines). This process verifies mechanical integrity, electrical connections, control systems, and automatic operation before placing the system into service
Load Bank Testing
Load bank testing is an essential performance test for diesel generators. When performed correctly, it validates that the generator can properly handle its nameplate kW load rating. It can also enhance engine performance and help identify potential problem areas.
Additionally, load bank testing can clear up “wet-stacking” (also called “slobbering”) that may be seeping from the turbos or exhaust piping. Wet-stacking is an industry term used to describe what happens when a generator isn’t properly loaded to its full potential for extended periods. In these conditions, unused diesel fuel mixes with carbon deposits and soot inside the engine, causing the mixture to seep out of the exhaust system.
Many people mistake this seepage for oil leaks because it looks very similar. However, a proper load bank test can quickly resolve and clear up wet-stacking.