Keep your home powered through outages with a professionally installed standby generator or a safe portable-generator connection, transfer switch, and dedicated electrical setup.
Whether you choose a whole-home standby generator or a portable generator for essential circuits, Hilliard Electrical designs and installs the electrical side of your backup-power system, from load planning and transfer switches to permits and final inspection.
We help you choose a setup that protects the essentials you rely on most — including heating, refrigeration, lighting, sump pumps, internet, and more.
Professional electrical work for a safe, code-compliant backup power system.
Safe, convenient backup power using your portable generator.
Already own a portable generator or prefer a flexible backup-power option? We install the code-compliant inlet, transfer equipment, and dedicated circuits needed to safely power selected essentials during an outage.
Permanent backup power for your home.
We install the electrical infrastructure for whole-home standby generators so your system is ready to respond when an outage hits.
Safe, automatic power transfer during outages.
A transfer switch safely separates your home from the utility grid and directs generator power to the circuits you choose.
Electrical capacity built for backup power.
Older panels and crowded breaker spaces can limit generator options. We assess your system and complete the upgrades needed for a reliable installation.
Electrical support for existing generator systems.
If your generator is not transferring power correctly or your electrical components need attention, we can inspect the system and resolve electrical issues.
We review your electrical panel, the circuits you want protected, and your home's backup-power goals.
We recommend the electrical setup needed for your generator, including transfer equipment, circuits, and any panel work.
Our licensed team completes the electrical installation, coordinates permits, and keeps the worksite organized.
We test the transfer process and show you how your backup-power system works before the job is complete.
Talk with a licensed electrician about a generator setup that keeps your home comfortable, protected, and powered.