Whole-House Generator:
A whole-house generator is the ultimate safety net for your home in a power outage. Unlike a home-standby or portable generator, a whole-house generator ensures there is no interruption to the power. Fueled by natural gas, liquefied petroleum, or diesel, a whole-house generator is powered by a liquid-cooled engine that delivers between 22 to 60 kilowatts (kW) of electricity. Read More

Home Standby Generator:
Regarded for their low price tag, ease of installation, and serviceability, the standard Home Standby Generator will be your best bet for small to medium-sized homes. When a power outage occurs, the first things to go are the food in your fridge, the comfort of your family, and productivity at work. That's why getting a home standby generator for backup power is easily one of the best investments you can make for your home. Read More

Commercial Generators:
Commercial operations depend on the power continually flowing. If your business has ever experienced a power outage, no matter how brief, then you know how quickly things can go sideways. Because a commercial generator can be the difference between profit and loss, downtime from a power outage is a risk your business cannot afford to take. Read More

Prime Power Generators:
For commercial applications that are off-grid and require a generator as their primary source of electricity, (not backup), Prime Power Generators are the solution. They are designed to run 24/7 with regularly-scheduled maintenance. Read More

Portable Generators:
A Portable Generator can be easily transported from location to location, offering you a more agile solution to ensuring the power is on when you need it. These generators come in a variety of different power ranges and prices, offering you flexibility in budget and needs. Read More