Standby Generator Installations in Maryland

In storm-prone areas like Maryland, heavy rain, ice, and wind can down power lines in an instant. Don’t let your home or business become derailed when your power goes out—install a standby generator and keep the lights on!

If you live in storm-prone areas like Maryland, heavy rains in spring and summer and snowstorms in the winter can knock the power out on whole city blocks. That’s why so many Maryland residents and business owners have installed a standby generator. When the power goes out, not only is it an inconvenience—it can be dangerous and damaging to your home. If you own a business, the loss of power can equal a loss in sales. Installing a standby generator is a great way to prevent power outages from derailing everyday life, and Generac is the #1 selling generator brand in the business.

If you aren’t sure how much power your home or business needs, no need to worry! There are different sizes and types of standby Generac generators we install, guaranteed to fit your needs. John Goudie Electric can wire a standby generator that will power your heating or cooling system as well as all the lighting in your home or business.

Ensure your home or business won’t go without power in bad weather by contacting John Goudie Electric today for a consultation in Maryland!

What Is a Standby Generator?

A standby generator automatically provides electricity to your home or business in the event of a power outage. It is permanently installed and connects to a propane tank or natural gas line. When the power in your home or business goes out, a standby generator automatically turns on in a few seconds, and can operate for extended periods of time. Depending on the size you choose, a standby generator can provide enough power for your whole home or business to function regularly, or just a few major appliances like the stove and HVAC system.

Generac has various sizes of standby generators, so you’re sure to find one that fits your needs. If you’re unsure of how large a generator you’ll need, you can use Generac’s Generator Sizing Calculator to get a better idea of what you should be looking for.