Henlee Electric
Round-the-clock hours set it apart, with standby generators, generator installs and panel upgrades on its job list. Dayton, Kettering, Beavercreek and Xenia head its service towns.
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OGW Energy Resources
Its named brand is Enphase, and the solar company has worked since 2009 on green energy systems. Financing is available, and it is based in Tipp City.
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Orth Electric
Generac units are part of its generator work, which covers sales, service and installation. Springboro and Mason are on its town list, and it also gives free estimates.
Also serves Cincinnati
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Reliable Electric
Since 1942, the firm has offered standby generator work and emergency service. It keeps weekday hours, and Dayton is one of its service areas.
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Rolo Electric
Locally owned, it has 36 years of experience and offers emergency service for generator installs and panel upgrades. It serves Dayton, Kettering and Xenia.
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Vivid Electric and Services
Locally owned and family owned, it handles generator installs, backup power and panel upgrades, with emergency service. Fairborn and Tipp City are in its area.
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Wilkerson Electric
Transfer switches and generator inlets sit alongside standby generator work here. Its site ties its electrical work to power outages and storm damage, and it lists Dayton.
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A-Abel Family of Companies
Generac generators are part of its work, which also covers standby generator installs and panel upgrades. Founded in 1997, it serves Dayton and Springboro.
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Calvin Electric LLC
Generac is the named brand for its standby generators and backup power work, alongside panel upgrades. The company has operated since 2011 and is based in Clayton.
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Champion City Handyman- Springfield & Northridge
A handyman company that has operated since 2019, it names Generac for its generator work. Springfield is its only listed town, and weekday hours apply.
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Garber Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Family owned since 1975, it installs Kohler standby generators and offers home battery backup, with emergency service and financing.
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Ohio Electric Services
Panel and subpanel replacements form its main electrical work here, with generators also in its service list. Weekday hours apply, and Kettering and Beavercreek are on its map.
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Bates Electric
Working since 2013, the family-owned firm installs standby generators and transfer switches, and handles panel upgrades. Vandalia and Miamisburg are in its service area.
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Bonham Electric, Inc.
Generac and Kohler are the generator brands named here, and the business dates to 1959. Huber Heights and Bellbrook appear on its list of towns.
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Five Star Home Services Columbus
Standby generators and Generac units make up part of its work, along with panel upgrades. Open around the clock, it serves Columbus, Hilliard, Worthington and Newark.
Also serves Columbus
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Apex Pros Plumbing, Electrical, Heating and Air
Open 24 hours, every day, the plumbing company handles standby generators, generator installs and panel upgrades. Its towns include Columbus, Newark, Dublin and Lancaster.
Also serves Columbus
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Baker Electric LLC
Over 20 years of wiring in the Dayton and Cincinnati metros stands out here. Standby generators and panel upgrades are on its job list, and weekday hours apply.
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Sparks Electric Service, LLC
Generator inlets and standby generators are among its jobs, and it has served the Miami Valley since 1945. Seven days a week hours apply, with emergency service on offer.
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Thomas & Galbraith Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical
Founded in 1977, the company works with Carrier equipment and offers standby generator installs, panel upgrades and round-the-clock service. Cincinnati and Mason are in its area.
Also serves Cincinnati
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Jahn Electric Services
Backup generators and panel upgrades sit alongside appliance hook-ups and lighting work in its electrical range.
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Before you hire
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.