Generator Installation in Fishers, Indiana

A transfer switch connects generator power to the panel while separating it from utility power. GMB Electric assesses the panel and the loads you want to supply.

The connection plan depends on your equipment and electrical setup. We'll explain which circuits the proposed connection will serve before the work begins.

Your essential appliances and equipment determine which circuits to consider for backup power. Think about what you need to keep operating during an outage.

A refrigerator or business equipment may be important to your property. We'll discuss those priorities and assess the electrical loads before planning the connection.

Clear access to your electrical panel helps us assess the generator connection. Tell us about any generator you already own and the equipment you want to power.

For a business, panel access may require coordination with the property manager. We can discuss access when you request the assessment.

A buzzing panel or burning smell calls for electrical help, not a planned generator connection. These signs can point to a fire risk.

Keep away from the affected equipment and call us about the problem. We handle faulty wiring and circuit breaker concerns, and we'll discuss the repair needed after assessing the issue.

An existing panel may need separate work if its condition or capacity doesn't suit the proposed connection. The answer comes from assessing the panel and your backup loads.

We also provide panel upgrades. We'll explain any related work in the proposed scope so you can decide how to proceed.