Generator Installation in Fort Pierce

Our skilled installation team for backup generators in Fort Pierce is prepared to start working on your house right away. After you get in touch with us, we’ll arrive at your site and start building the groundwork for your home backup generator with the help of our state-certified and qualified electricians.

We have everything we need to install the generator, conduct diagnostic testing, and obtain any required licenses. We make sure that our clients are prepared for anything Mother Nature may bring.

Rack Electric is more concerned with getting the work done properly the first time than other electrical contracting businesses, who typically worry more about finishing your generator installation quickly and making a profit. Since the welfare of your family is our first priority, we take care to accomplish everything correctly.

When you select Rack Electric to install your generator in Fort Pierce, you will receive and stand to gain the following, to name just a few things:

• Complete turnkey systems utilizing load management
• Maximize specific power needs
  Help you obtain affordable financing
• Ability to automatically turn on the moment a power outage is sensed
• Eliminate the hassle of old portable generator
• Utilize the exterior of your home, reducing the risk of carbon monoxide
• LP Gas & NG Services — we provide the tank, lines, regulators, gas check, and permitting for your installation
• Peace of Mind at your home or business

The distinction between standby and portable generators also referred to as “whole-house generators,” is comparable to that between day and night. Sure, portable generators are less expensive, but those are their only advantages.

Cons of Portable Generators

A portable generator can consume up to 12 to 20 gallons of gasoline daily, quickly wiping out any cost savings you had when you purchased it (although some run on liquid propane, diesel fuel, or natural gas).

Additionally, portable generators require manual removal from storage and connection to your home’s circuit breaker each time there is an outage. Only having enough power for one large device or a small number of smaller appliances. They are also noisy.

Pros of Standby Generators

You can power your entire house rather than just one appliance with automatic standby generators. Additionally, the backup generator starts up automatically and turns off when power is restored, so you never have to worry or do any extra effort when there is a blackout. Home standby generators are a far more efficient source of backup power because they run on propane or natural gas.

Extreme weather can be hazardous in some situations, in addition to causing power disruptions. A power outage could be fatal if you depend on powered medical equipment. In Fort Pierce, a standby generator is typically installed to provide additional security and peace of mind.