Financing & Permits

Generally, yes — a properly installed, permitted standby generator is typically treated as a covered structure or personal property under […]

If you live in a community with a homeowners association, getting HOA approval is often a separate step from your

For most homeowners, the honest answer is no — a standby generator purchased purely for general convenience during power outages

Paying $6,000-$12,000 upfront isn’t realistic for every homeowner, and generator installers know it — which is why financing options have

Short answer: in almost every U.S. municipality, yes. A whole house generator installation typically involves electrical work, and in many