Automatic operation
An automatic transfer switch moves selected circuits to generator power during an outage and back to utility power when service returns.
American Home Pros · Authorized Generac Dealer
Generac Generator Installation in Tulsa & Green Country, OK
When an Oklahoma ice storm or summer thunderstorm knocks out the grid, your family shouldn't be left in the dark. Automatic home backup power keeps your essentials running, whether you're home or away.
Family & Veteran-Owned
Authorized Generac Dealer
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Backup power. Without the scramble.
A Generac home standby generator senses an outage, starts automatically and supplies the circuits selected for backup until utility power returns. No extension cords. No midnight trips to the garage.
American Home Pros is an authorized Generac dealer and a family- and veteran-owned Tulsa home service team. We help you understand sizing, fuel choices and installation so you can make a confident decision for your home.
Natural gas or propane
Home standby models use your home's natural gas supply or a properly sized LP tank, without hauling gasoline during a storm.
Connected confidence
Compatible models support Generac Mobile Link monitoring. Ask about connectivity, alerts and any subscription requirements for your model.
Whole-house or essential-circuit coverage?
Portable generators require manual setup, stored fuel and safe outdoor placement. A permanently installed standby generator starts automatically, including when you're away.
Essential-circuit backup can cover your refrigerator, lights, internet, sump pump and selected outlets. Whole-house coverage may include central AC and larger appliances, depending on your electrical load and load-management setup.
Size for the load—not the square footage
An on-site assessment reviews your electrical panel, the equipment you want covered and motor starting loads such as your AC compressor. We discuss available Generac models and the capacity your home needs.
Natural gas
Your existing gas service can supply the generator, but meter capacity and gas piping must be checked. Some homes need upgrades to deliver enough fuel.
Propane
A tank on your property provides a stored fuel supply. Tank capacity, placement, fuel consumption and refills all matter; model output can differ by fuel type.
What goes into your generator installation
1. Consultation and site visit
Review your backup goals, panel, fuel source and placement options. The location must meet manufacturer clearances and local requirements for windows, doors and air intakes.
2. Load calculation and sizing
Match the generator, transfer switch and any load management to the circuits and equipment you want to run.
3. Written proposal
Review the equipment and installation scope before work starts, including applicable site work, fuel connection, electrical work and permit needs.
4. Permits and placement
Electrical and gas permits, inspections and any HOA approvals depend on your address. A suitable pad and code-compliant fuel connection are part of installation planning.
5. Electrical connection
Our trusted electrician partners handle licensed electrical work, including the transfer switch and wiring. The transfer switch prevents power from feeding back onto utility lines.
6. Start-up and walkthrough
Test automatic operation and review the controller, model-specific maintenance schedule, warranty registration requirements and available monitoring.
What affects the price?
Generator capacity, fuel type, distance to the gas supply and electrical panel, gas meter or line upgrades, pad and site conditions, transfer switch and local permit fees all affect installation cost.
Get a site-specific written proposal rather than a guess. Generator prices, financing terms and membership coverage are not assumed to match our HVAC or plumbing offers.
Generac installation questions
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