Power Outages in Colorado Are Not Just Inconvenient
In Colorado, losing power is more than a temporary disruption. Winter storms, high winds, and grid strain can leave homes without electricity for hours — or even days.
When the power goes out:
- Your heating system stops working
- Pipes are at risk of freezing and bursting
- Sump pumps fail during snowmelt
- Refrigerated food spoils quickly
- Security systems and internet go offline
For many homeowners in the Denver and Boulder areas, outages are no longer rare events — they're something you have to plan for.
Automatic Backup Power for Your Entire Home
A professionally installed standby generator restores power within seconds of an outage — without any action required from you.
Your system continuously monitors utility power. The moment an outage is detected, your generator turns on automatically and powers your home.
- No extension cords
- No refueling
- No manual setup
How a Whole House Generator Works
A complete backup power system consists of three main components:
Generator Unit
Installed outside your home, this unit produces electricity using natural gas or propane.
Automatic Transfer Switch
This device detects power loss and instantly switches your home from utility power to generator power.
Electrical Panel Integration
Your generator is professionally integrated into your electrical system to safely power your home.
All components are installed to meet Colorado electrical code and local permitting requirements.
Installed by Licensed Electricians — Not Sales Companies
Generator installation is not just about placing equipment — it requires precise electrical design and safe integration into your home.
As a licensed electrical contractor, we handle:
- Accurate load calculations (so your system is properly sized)
- Electrical panel integration and upgrades if needed
- Code-compliant installation
- Permit coordination and inspections
Generator vs Battery Backup — What's Right for Your Home?
Both systems provide backup power, but they serve different needs — especially in Colorado.
Generators
- Run as long as fuel is available
- Ideal for extended outages
- Can power entire homes
- Perform reliably in winter conditions
Battery Systems
- Limited runtime depending on capacity
- Best for short outages or partial backup
- Often paired with solar systems
If you're unsure which system is right for your home, we can help you compare both options and design the right solution.
Generator Systems Designed for Your Home
Every home has different power requirements. We design systems based on your usage, panel capacity, and priorities.
Typical residential systems range from:
- 10kW — Essential circuits
- 18kW — Partial home backup
- 22kW–28kW — Whole home coverage
We install high-quality, reliable systems designed for long-term performance and minimal maintenance.
Our Installation Process
We manage the entire project from start to finish.
1. Load Calculation & Consultation
We evaluate your home's electrical usage and determine the right system size.
2. Site Evaluation
We identify the optimal generator location and installation plan.
3. Permits & Utility Coordination
We handle all required permits and approvals.
4. Professional Installation
Our licensed electricians install and integrate the system.
5. Testing & Commissioning
We test the system to ensure reliable automatic operation.
Built for Colorado Homes
Installing backup power systems in Colorado requires understanding local conditions.
We design systems with:
- Cold weather performance in mind
- Snow and wind exposure considerations
- Local code compliance
- Utility interconnection requirements
We serve homeowners across the Denver Metro and Boulder County areas.
Request a Generator Sizing & Consultation
We make it simple to get started.
- Free system sizing and consultation
- Clear, transparent recommendations
- Permit handling included
- Professional installation by licensed electricians
No pressure. No sales tactics. Just straightforward guidance.
No pressure. Professional electrical design and installation.