AJP Electric designs and installs standby generators that keep Connecticut homes powered through storms, grid failures, and seasonal outages. A properly sized whole-house system restores electricity automatically so heat, refrigeration, sump pumps, medical equipment, and everyday circuits stay online without hauling a portable unit into bad weather.
What a Standby Generator Install Includes
A complete residential install is more than setting equipment on a pad. Our process covers electrical design, transfer equipment, and coordination so the system is safe, permitted, and ready when the utility drops.
- Load evaluation and generator sizing for essential circuits or broader whole-home coverage
- Automatic transfer switch installation and integration with the home electrical panel
- Panel or service upgrades when capacity is required for a reliable backup setup
- Natural gas or propane fuel coordination with the appropriate utility or fuel provider
- Startup, testing, and homeowner walkthrough of normal operation
Why Connecticut Homes Choose Permanent Backup Power
Nor’easters, summer storms, and aging infrastructure make outages a regular concern across Tolland and Hartford Counties. Portable generators help in a pinch, but they require manual setup, fuel handling, and careful placement. A standby generator sits permanently outside the home, senses an outage, and transfers power automatically—usually within seconds.
Our Installation Process
We begin with an onsite estimate to review your electrical service, preferred fuel type, and which loads matter most during an outage. After you approve the scope, we pull required permits, complete the electrical install, coordinate fuel-side prep, and commission the system under load. Many installs finish in about one day once gas or propane work is ready, though panel upgrades or complex sites can add time.
Serving Homeowners Across Tolland and Hartford Counties
From Tolland neighborhoods to communities across greater Hartford, AJP Electric focuses on clean workmanship, clear communication, and generator systems that perform when weather turns. Whether you need essential-circuit coverage or a larger whole-home solution, we help you choose equipment that matches how your household actually uses power.
