Generators
Ensuring you are
STORM READY
Whenever bad weather strikes, we have our customers covered with backup power.


Backup power at the ready
Generators are a great way to ensure you can keep the lights when mother nature doesn’t cooperate. Home generators can range in size depending on your needs. On the small end, a homeowner can run their refrigerator and lighting. On the larger scale, the owner will never know the power went out. And there are many steps in between.

Partial List of Completed Projects
- Jubilee Circle, Aberdeen
14KW Natural Gas - Prospect Avenue, Little Silver
20KW Natural Gas - Bellevue Avenue, Rumson
20KW Natural Gas - Gordons Road, Robbinsville
20KW Natural Gas - Hillcrest Road, Holmdel
20KW Propane - Opposum Road, Skillman
20KW Natural Gas - Navesink River Road, Navesink
20KW Natural Gas - Sheraton Lane, Rumson
30A Manual Transfer Switch (MTS) - Wardell Drive, Rumson
30A Manual Transfer Switch (MTS) - Spring Valley Drive, Holmdel
30A Manual Transfer Switch (MTS) - Willow Drive, Little Silver
30A Manual Transfer Switch (MTS)
Tips for planning your generator project
- Picture that the power has gone out.
- Make a list of items you wish you had available during this time
- Prioritize your list
Most customers will have the Refrigerator or any Freezers at the top of the list. Second may come their heating system. Third may be entertainment ability; including a TV, cable box, wireless router, etc. - Contact your township Building Department
Find out what the local requirements are for a generator. This can include the following:- Allowable location on your property; Is a survey required?
- Minimum distance from the generator to a neighbor
- Sound attenuation requirements.
- Meet with an EDC representative
We will discuss the sizing requirements based on your list
We are happy to provide you with a free estimate
Please tell us the details of your job. One of our service representatives will get back to you with your free estimate.