Choose the circuits and appliances you want to support during an outage.
We assess generator capacity, transfer equipment and placement before recommending a system.
Your proposal explains electrical work, fuel coordination, permits and inspection requirements.

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Include home office equipment in your backup-load plan. Internet access also depends on your service provider and network equipment.
Include powered medical equipment in your backup-power planning. A standby generator does not provide uninterrupted power; ask your equipment supplier about independent backup options.
Include refrigerators and freezers when planning backup circuits and equipment capacity.
If outages disrupt your home, discuss which circuits you want to support. Automatic transfer can restore selected loads after the system starts.
Discuss sump pump or well pump starting loads during generator sizing. Backup power supports the pump but cannot guarantee protection from flooding.
Heating and cooling equipment can have substantial starting loads. We assess the equipment you want to support and explain generator capacity and load-management options.





Start with your priorities, not a generator size. We review the circuits and equipment you want to support, your existing electrical system and the installation requirements. The proposed scope explains the equipment and related work so you can make an informed decision.
Considering Generac? Ask us to review equipment options against your household loads, installation conditions and budget. Your proposal should identify the model, included equipment and applicable manufacturer warranty requirements.
A standby generator can start and transfer supported circuits automatically after an outage. Transfer timing depends on the system; it does not provide uninterrupted power.
Already own a portable generator? We can install a manual transfer switch or interlock kit so you can safely connect it to your home's panel.
Start with your heating equipment, refrigerator, lighting and any sump or well pump at your Andover home. We assess running and starting loads, existing electrical equipment and whether load management fits your priorities.
Review essential-circuit or broader home coverage, the automatic transfer switch and a suitable outdoor location. Confirm natural gas availability or propane arrangements, fuel capacity and access for maintenance before choosing equipment.
Andover offers electrical, gas and other permit applications through its Online Permit Center. Your proposal should identify applicable permits, inspection coordination, electrical work, site preparation and any separate fuel work. Requirements depend on your property and project.
Confirm equipment availability, access and any utility or fuel work before setting the schedule. We explain the planned electrical interruption and complete the agreed installation and transfer equipment work.
Coordinate required inspections and test startup, transfer and return to utility power. A standby generator takes time to start and transfer; equipment that needs uninterrupted power requires its own suitable backup plan.
Review the selected equipment's operating instructions, exercise cycle and maintenance requirements. Keep the generator area accessible and follow the manufacturer's guidance throughout the year.
We respect your time. We arrive within the scheduled time window.
Review the proposed electrical work and pricing before the project begins. Ask which equipment, fuel work, permits and related costs are included.
We aren't a franchise. Based in nearby Dracut, we've been serving Merrimack Valley homeowners for over 45 years. We treat your home like it's our own.
Your proposal depends on the equipment and work needed at your property.
Connection equipment must match your generator, panel and intended backup circuits.
Ask our office about maintenance, diagnostics and equipment support. Request a project-specific proposal before scheduling installation.
A standby generator may help support selected loads during an outage. Discuss priorities such as heating, refrigeration and sump pumps during an assessment. Equipment needing uninterrupted power also needs an appropriate independent backup plan.
Installation timing depends on equipment, site preparation, fuel supply, approvals and utility coordination. We explain the proposed schedule after assessing the project.
Permit and inspection requirements are addressed during project planning. Your proposal should explain who coordinates electrical permits, fuel work and inspections for your installation.
Sizing starts with the circuits and appliances you want to back up, including starting loads and load management. We assess those needs and explain suitable equipment options.
Portable generators require manual setup and an appropriate connection method. A standby system is permanently installed and can transfer supported loads automatically. Coverage and operation depend on the selected equipment.
Ask our office about available Generac equipment, installation support and manufacturer warranty requirements for your proposed system. Confirm the equipment and coverage in your proposal.
Call (978) 957-3422 to ask about the earliest available generator service appointment. For smoke, fire or an immediate danger, contact emergency services.
Tell us what you want to keep running, whether you already have a generator, and your Andover address. Call our office or complete the consultation form above. We will help arrange the next step and explain what information is needed for a project-specific proposal.
Standby Generators are often completed alongside other improvements. Our licensed electricians handle it all.
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