Our team installed a whole-home generator with an automatic transfer system to provide reliable backup power during outages. The generator was installed on a prepared pad and connected to the home’s electrical system and existing gas supply. The project was completed over multiple visits, including installing and wiring the transfer equipment, completing the electrical and gas connections, and sealing the openings made during the installation. Once the work was complete, our technicians tested the generator under different operating conditions to make sure it started properly, transferred power, and ran as expected. We also added the system to the homeowner’s equipment records for future service. With the new generator in place, the homeowner now has an automatic backup power system that can provide electricity to the home when the power goes out, helping protect everyday comfort and providing greater peace of mind during unexpected outages.

Our team installed a whole-home backup generator to help keep the homeowner’s home running during power outages. We prepared the area, installed a proper base for the generator, and connected it to the home’s gas and electrical systems. The generator was also connected to an automatic transfer system, so it can turn on automatically when the power goes out without the homeowner having to do anything. We programmed and tested the system to make sure it was ready when needed and set it up to run regular automatic tests. The homeowner can also check the generator’s status through an app. We added cold-weather protection to help the generator work reliably during colder months. After everything was installed, our team tested the generator and backup system to make sure it was working properly. Now, the homeowner has dependable backup power and greater peace of mind knowing their home is better prepared for unexpected outages.

Our team installed a whole-home generator with an automatic transfer switch to provide backup power during outages. The generator was mounted on a prepared pad, and the transfer equipment and required electrical and gas connections were installed. All connections were checked and secured before testing the system under normal operation and while powering the home. The generator performed properly, and the installation was completed in one visit, leaving the homeowner with a reliable automatic backup power system.

Our team installed a whole-home generator and transfer switch to provide backup power during outages. We completed the necessary electrical and gas connections, secured all connections, and tested the system to ensure proper operation. The generator and transfer system performed as expected, providing the homeowner with reliable backup power.

Our team installed a whole-home generator with an automatic transfer switch to provide backup power during outages. We prepared and leveled the installation area, installed the generator pad, mounted the generator, and completed the required electrical and gas connections. During installation, we replaced a damaged underground meter base to ensure proper electrical service. The generator was started and tested while supplying power to the home and performed properly. The installation was completed without the need for a return visit, providing the homeowner with reliable automatic backup power.

Handyside Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical provided service for the customer after they contacted us about installing a generator they had purchased. Our team came out to complete the installation and made sure the generator was safely installed and properly set up for the home.

Handyside Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical provided options for the customer after they contacted us about a whole home generator. We moved forward with the project and installed a 26KW Generac whole home generator with an automatic 200 amp transfer switch. The installation required careful placement around the customer’s propane tanks, maintaining 5 feet of clearance from windows, 18 inches of rear clearance, and 36 inches of front and side clearance to allow for proper airflow and safe operation.

Handyside Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical provided removal of the existing oil fired water heater and installation of a new electric water heater for the customer, beginning with a full inspection of the existing system and proper preparation of the work area to safely disconnect and remove the aging tank. Our team then disconnected the oil supply and associated piping, removed the deteriorating water heater, and installed the new electric unit with updated water connections and required electrical components to support safe and reliable operation. After installation, we filled and tested the system to confirm proper performance, checked for leaks, verified electrical operation and temperature settings, and reviewed the completed work with the homeowner to ensure they understood the new system and to support reliable hot water service going forward.

Handyside Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical provided a detailed estimate with solution options to replace the entire 200 amp underground electrical service and bring the home up to current NEC code requirements. The approved work included replacing the full underground service, installing a new meter and a new 54 space panel with all new breakers, adding two grounding rods to properly update the service grounding, and installing a Siemens breaker style whole home surge protection device. We also fully labeled the new panel to the best of our ability and coordinated a Pennsylvania state electrical inspection to confirm the service is compliant. In addition, we installed two GFCI outlets at the kitchen counter area to protect the kitchen circuit per code.

Handyside Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical provided a detailed estimate and completed the installation of a whole-home generator. The team handled proper sizing, equipment installation, electrical connections, and system startup to ensure reliable backup power for the home during outages.