When the power goes out, yours stays on.

The Fraser Valley loses power. Your farm, home, or business does not have to.

When a windstorm takes down the lines, everything on your property stops with it. Milking equipment, barn ventilation, refrigeration, well pumps, freezers full of product, the internet your business runs on. A Generac standby generator starts automatically within seconds of an outage and keeps your essential systems running until the grid comes back. No extension cords, no hauling fuel in the dark, no guessing.

Why farms choose standby power

A power outage on a working farm is not an inconvenience, it is lost product and stressed animals. Dairy operations depend on milking equipment and milk cooling. Poultry barns depend on ventilation and heat. Berry and produce operations depend on refrigeration and packing lines. A standby generator keeps all of it running through an outage, day or night, whether you are home or not.

Why rural homeowners choose standby power

Rural properties feel outages first and recover last. Well pumps need power for water, septic systems need it for lift stations, and a chest freezer full of food is an investment worth protecting. With automatic standby power, your home rides through the outage quietly in the background.

Why businesses choose standby power

Every hour without power costs a business money: spoiled inventory, idle staff, missed orders, customers who do not come back. Food processors, cold storage, workshops, and retail sites across the Fraser Valley use standby generators to keep operating when the grid does not.

The Generac system

Generac home standby generators sit permanently beside your home or building, connected to your natural gas or propane supply and your electrical panel. When the power fails, an automatic transfer switch starts the generator and moves your property onto backup power, usually within seconds. When utility power returns, the system switches back and shuts down. You can monitor it from your phone.

Commercial and industrial sites have larger needs, and Generac builds generators sized for them too. During your quote we size the system to your actual loads, so you pay for the capacity you need and nothing more.

Monthly payment plans: get protected now, pay over time

A standby generator is a serious investment in your property. With a monthly payment plan, you can have it installed now and spread the cost over time with manageable monthly payments.

Ask us about monthly payment plans when you request your quote. We will walk you through the options in plain language.

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How it works

1. Free consultation: we visit your property, learn what must stay powered, and review your panel and fuel options.
2. Right-sized quote: you get an exact price for the generator, transfer switch, and installation, sized to your loads.
3. Professional installation: licensed electricians install and commission the system to code, with permits handled.
4. Walkthrough and support: we show you how it works, set up monitoring, and we are a phone call away with questions.

Start with a free consultation

Call (778) 805-7074 or email admin@electrician2go.ca

Proudly serving the Fraser Valley

Abbotsford, including Sumas Prairie, Matsqui Prairie, and Clearbrook. Chilliwack, including the Chilliwack River Valley, Cultus Lake, Greendale, and Rosedale. Langley Township and Aldergrove. Rural Surrey, including Cloverdale and South Surrey. The District of Kent, Agassiz, and Harrison. Mission, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, and Hope.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know what size generator I need? During your free consultation we review the systems you want backed up, from milking equipment to well pumps to commercial refrigeration, and size the generator to those loads. You get an exact quote for the right size, not a guess.

Does a standby generator need refuelling? No. Home standby generators run on your existing natural gas line or a propane tank, so they start and run on their own without you hauling fuel.

What happens when the power comes back? The automatic transfer switch senses restored utility power, moves your property back to the grid, and shuts the generator down. The whole cycle is automatic.

Will it power my whole property? It can, depending on the size you choose. Many customers back up essential circuits, such as barns, refrigeration, wells, and key rooms. Whole-property backup is available with a larger unit. Your quote will lay out the options.

What maintenance does a generator need? Like any engine, it needs periodic servicing to stay reliable. We will explain the maintenance schedule at installation so your system is ready when an outage hits.