Complete Generator Installation Service
A standby generator is one of the most valuable investments a Florida homeowner can make. When the power goes out — and in Martin County, it will — your generator automatically starts and keeps your home running within seconds. No extension cords, no manually starting a portable unit, no darkened house full of spoiled food and no AC.
Treasure Coast Generators installs standby generators from top brands including Generac, Kohler, and Briggs & Stratton. We handle every step of the process: sizing consultation, permit applications, concrete pad installation, fuel line connection, electrical wiring, transfer switch installation, and startup commissioning.
Contact us to schedule a free site assessment and get a clear installation quote.
1Free Sizing ConsultationWe assess your home's power needs and recommend the right generator size and brand for your situation.
2Permit & PlanningWe pull all required permits and coordinate with your utility and gas company.
3Site PreparationWe pour a concrete pad or prepare the installation site according to manufacturer and code requirements.
4InstallationGenerator placement, fuel connection, transfer switch installation, and panel wiring — done by experienced technicians.
5Startup & TrainingWe start the system, confirm everything works, and walk you through operation before we leave.
Our Installation Process
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✓Kohler
✓Briggs & Stratton
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does generator installation take?
A typical whole-home standby generator installation takes 1–2 days. This includes setting the generator pad, connecting the fuel supply, wiring to your electrical panel, and installing the transfer switch. Larger commercial installations may take longer.
Do I need a permit for generator installation?
Yes. In Florida, generator installation requires permits in most jurisdictions. Treasure Coast Generators pulls all necessary permits and coordinates inspections so you don't have to worry about it.
What size generator does my home need?
Home sizing depends on your square footage, whether you want to power your AC, the number of circuits you need to run, and other factors. We provide free sizing consultations — call to discuss your specific needs.
What fuel does a standby generator use?
Most residential standby generators run on natural gas or liquid propane (LP). We connect to your existing natural gas line or work with propane suppliers to install a tank if gas service isn't available.
