Capabilities

Standby power and generators

Sizing, setting, connection, transfer switches, startup and maintenance for commercial, industrial and healthcare standby systems.

Standby Power & Generators

Standby power from sizing to service

We size the generator to the loads that must stay on, rig and set it, connect fuel and electrical, install automatic transfer switches, and start up and load‑bank test the system. Our crews installed Tamlyn’s manufacturing standby system and set up Generac and Kohler units for NRG in Baytown.

Crane lifting a standby generator onto its pad at an industrial site

Scope

What’s in a standby package

Sizing & selection

Load calculations and fuel decisions, natural gas or diesel, matched to what must stay on.

Setting & connection

Pads, rigging, fuel and electrical connections and generator controls.

Transfer switches

Automatic transfer switches sized and wired for emergency, legally required and optional loads.

Startup & testing

Factory startup coordination, load‑bank testing and documented results.

Healthcare emergency power

Standby power for hospitals, clinics, ERs and nursing facilities.

Permits & inspections

City and county permits, utility coordination and final inspections handled by our team.

Brands

Manufacturers we install and service

logo cummins tight
logo kohler tight
logo cat tight
logo generac tight
logo briggs stratton tight

Project experience

Generator projects

Kohler standby generator installed on a concrete pad beside a commercial building

Industrial

Standby generator system

Davam Urgent Care building entrance with exterior lighting

Healthcare

Generator maintenance, 4 clinics

Conduit, wire reels and materials staged at the NRG Baytown site

Industrial

High-voltage conduit and switchgear

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which generator brands do you work with?

Cummins, Kohler, Caterpillar, Generac and Briggs & Stratton, among others.

Yes. We remove the old unit, set the new one, reconnect fuel and electrical and update the transfer equipment.

Yes. See our maintenance programs for inspections, load‑bank testing and repairs.

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