Helping You Stay Prepared for a Power Outage and Other Emergency Situations
Extreme weather conditions and other external factors that lead to a power outage in your home can quickly put the house in disarray. This is especially true for those who do not have the benefit of a standby generator that can keep their appliances and energy flowing through their home.
Food can go bad quickly and those who depend on electricity to keep their medical equipment running will be put at a great disadvantage. Stay prepared by investing in the installation of our top of the line home standby generators from the most respected brands in the business.
Trust CM Heating for Your Standby Generator Installation
Nobody is better for the job of installing your new home generator than the team of skilled and knowledgeable electricians at CM Heating. We will provide prompt and thorough service, ensuring that you get the best generator to suit your home's needs.
- Licensed and knowledgeable electricians
- A free, detailed quote prior to the beginning of the installation service
- Financing options available
- 24/7 emergency repair services
- Transparent and affordable installation costs you can afford
Get in touch with us today to learn about the standby generator options available to you.
Leading Manufacturers of Standby Generators Available to You
- Generac
- Kohler
- Briggs & Stratton
- Mitsubishi Generators
- And more
The electrician who will walk you through the installation project will help you choose the exact manufacturer and size of generator right for your home. Do not hesitate to trust us with your backup power needs.
FAQ: Backup Power Standby Generators
Is it worth buying a standby generator?
A standby generator is worth buying if you frequently experience power outages, need uninterrupted power for critical systems, or value the convenience of automatic operation. It provides reliable, high-capacity power but comes at a higher upfront cost and requires professional installation.
What are the disadvantages of a standby generator?
Disadvantages of a standby generator include high initial costs, necessary professional installation, and regular maintenance requirements. They are also stationary, lack portability, and depend on a continuous fuel supply, which can be disrupted during major disasters.
How much should I expect to pay for a whole house generator?
The cost for a whole house generator typically ranges from $5,000 to $15,000, including purchase and professional installation. Prices vary based on generator size, brand, and additional features. Ongoing maintenance and fuel costs should also be considered in the overall expense.
Things that can impact cost:
- Generator size: Larger standby generators that can power your whole home cost more than smaller partial-home units.
- Fuel type and gas line work: Natural gas generators may require new gas line runs, adding to installations costs.
- Electrical and permitting work: Transfer switch installation, panel work, and permits/inspections all factor into total cost.
Get Started With CM Heating Today!
Is your home prepared with the necessary backup power for those emergency outages? Get in touch with CM Heating electricians today to learn about the options available to you. With the team from CM Heating, you will find the backup power reliability, and peace of mind you deserve.
Based in Everett, CM Heating proudly serves Snohomish, King, Skagit & Island Counties in Washington.
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