Home Generators
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Cummins Home Generators
Cummins generators supply emergency power in hospitals across the US, and will perform just as reliably for your home. They’re also some of the quietest generators available on the market today.
They look good in your yard, have advanced diagnostics, are easy to access and maintain, and many can be monitored from your phone.
Most models are built to withstand 150 MPH winds, so they’re perfect for stormy areas.
How it Works
We carry a variety of natural gas and propane powered generators that are surprisingly quiet. They’re also convenient to use – no more trudging out to the garage or lugging gas cans around to get it started.
Our modern generators start working automatically when the lights go out, and stop automatically when the electricity comes back on.
Our Installation Process
You’ll know what to expect every step of the way.
- You tell us what you need to keep running, and we’ll calculate the load and recommend any home generators that will work.
- We provide the full price up front, down to the last dollar.
- We protect your home with tarps, and wear booties while walking to and from the work area.
- Once your new home generator is fully installed, we’ll review the system with you so you can control it.
- We’ll call you a few days later to make sure everything’s OK and no questions have come up.
If you have questions at any step along the way, feel free to ask! We’re proud of what we do and we love to explain things.
As always, only licensed electricians and gas fitters will ever be working in your home.
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