Answers to the questions we hear most from Henderson homeowners. Don't see yours? Contact us directly.
Most whole-home installs run $3,500–$15,000+ installed depending on generator size and site conditions. See our pricing breakdown or our full cost guide for details by generator size.
The on-site work is usually 1-2 days; the full process including permitting typically takes 2-4 weeks from your first call.
Yes — standby generators require an electrical permit and inspection through the City of Henderson or Clark County, depending on which jurisdiction your home falls under. We handle this as part of every installation. See our full permit guide for the process, timelines, and how to tell which department applies to your home.
It depends on your home's square footage, AC units, and whether you want whole-house or essential-circuits-only coverage. We calculate this during a free on-site assessment. If you have a pool, see our guide on sizing for pool equipment and AC together — it's the most common thing that changes the math.
Most Henderson neighborhoods have natural gas access, which is simpler since it doesn't require tank refills. Propane is used where gas isn't available.
At least once a year, ideally before summer. Nevada heat and dust are hard on batteries and air filters specifically. See our repair & maintenance page for plan details and pricing.
Yes, though older panels sometimes need an upgrade first to safely accept a transfer switch — we'll flag this during the assessment if it applies.
Generac, Kohler, and Briggs & Stratton standby systems.
Call us — we prioritize active-outage calls over scheduled work. See our emergency service page.