Generators & Transfer Switches
Keep your home powered during outages with professional standby generator and transfer switch installation.
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Common Problems We Solve
- Frequent power outages in your area
- Need to keep medical equipment running
- Want whole-home backup power
- Tired of losing food in the freezer during storms
- Work from home and can't afford downtime
Pricing Factors
We believe in transparent, upfront pricing. While every home is unique, these are the main factors that influence the cost of your project:
Whole-home standby generators (20kW+) cost more than portable setups, but provide seamless automatic backup.
Automatic transfer switches cost more upfront but provide hands-free operation during outages.
Natural gas, propane, or dual-fuel options each have different installation requirements and costs.
Panel upgrades or sub-panels may be needed to accommodate the generator connection safely.
Our Process
Assessment
We evaluate your power needs and determine the right generator size.
Selection
We help you choose between standby, portable, and transfer switch options.
Installation
Professional installation of the generator and transfer switch with all required permits.
Testing
We run a full load test and walk you through operation and maintenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on what you want to power. A load calculation tells us exactly what you need—from essential circuits to whole-home coverage.
Standby generators turn on automatically during an outage and run on natural gas or propane. Portable generators require manual setup and run on gasoline.
Yes! A transfer switch is required by code to safely connect a generator to your home's electrical system. It prevents dangerous backfeed to utility lines.
A portable generator hookup with transfer switch typically takes one day. Standby generator installations may take 2-3 days depending on the scope.
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Contact Navi Electric today for reliable, professional service in Snohomish & North King County.
