Burgess Electric
Douglas-based and family owned, this electrical firm installs Cummins and Onan home standby generators, with generator installs and panel upgrades also offered.
Also serves Boston
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Douglas-based and family owned, this electrical firm installs Cummins and Onan home standby generators, with generator installs and panel upgrades also offered.
Also serves Boston
Working out of Hudson, the firm installs backup generators and handles panel upgrades, and it helps match a unit to a property's needs. Free estimates cover major projects.
Serving Worcester and Leominster, the electrical company installs new generators and upgrades electrical panels. It is open Monday through Saturday.
Since 2006, this Worcester contractor has handled transfer switches and generator inlets, and it offers free estimates.
Family owned, the firm installs standby generators and transfer switches, and it coordinates all permitting. It serves Northborough, Shrewsbury, Hudson and Framingham.
Also serves Boston
Generac is the brand this veteran-owned firm works with for standby generator installs, service and maintenance. It is a Generac authorized dealer.
Locally owned, the contractor installs standby generators and backup power systems across Worcester County. It serves Brookfield and East Brookfield as well as Worcester.
The firm, in business since 2001, handles panel upgrades and charging station installs in Newton, Natick, Framingham and Shrewsbury. A one-year warranty is offered.
Also serves Boston
Founded in 2012, the family-owned firm installs generators and generator interlocks, and it handles panel upgrades. A one-year workmanship warranty applies.
Since 1991, this Sterling electrical firm has handled standby generators and home battery backup, with Generac and Briggs & Stratton among its brands.
The Northborough electrical contractor offers around-the-clock emergency service and installs residential and commercial generators, plus panel upgrades. Free estimates are available.
Also serves Boston
With Generac among its brands, this Fitchburg company installs standby generators and panel upgrades, and it offers emergency service.
Family owned since 1980, this Leominster HVAC business installs standby generators and panel upgrades, and Mitsubishi is among its brands.
Mitsubishi is one of the brands this Northborough company works with, and it offers round-the-clock service with financing available.
Also serves Boston
Serving Oxford and Webster from Charlton, this electrical company installs generators and handles generator service and repair. It is open Monday through Saturday.
Kohler and Mitsubishi are among the brands this family-owned business works with, and it offers backup generator maintenance alongside standby generator installs. Emergency service is also available.
Open day and night, seven days a week, the company installs generators and handles electrical panel upgrades. It has more than 12 years in the electrical industry.
Open around the clock, every day, this family-owned Millbury business installs standby generators and handles panel upgrades. It also covers heating-cooling emergencies and basement flooding.
Also serves Boston
Open Monday through Saturday, this Gardner electrical business installs generators and handles panel upgrades for residential and commercial properties.
Plumbing, electrical and HVAC work all fall under this company, which installs generators in Worcester, Oxford, Brookfield and Spencer. Around-the-clock service and financing are available.
Electrician whose website lists transfer switches.
Since 2004, this Auburn company has offered 24/7 emergency service and panel upgrades, with a 12-year warranty.
Lawn mower repair service whose website lists generator installs.
Electrician whose website lists generator installs.
Also serves Boston
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A generator wired into your home needs an approved transfer switch, fitted under a permit, so it can’t feed power back into the lines. Plan it before you buy.
Get written quotes from at least three contractors for the same work, and check references from recent clients.
Put it in a written contract: the work, price, deposit, start and finish dates, warranty, permits and clean-up. Paying cash to skip it leaves you no recourse.