Generator Maintenance

What This Service Involves

Standby generators protect lift stations, water systems, and emergency operations centers during outages. We service fuel, oil, coolant, and batteries and run load tests to confirm the unit performs under demand. Findings are documented so facilities managers hold a compliance record. Catching a failed transfer switch during testing beats discovering it during a storm.

Benefits

Load testing under real demand; Fuel, battery, and fluid service; Documented compliance records; Early detection of transfer-switch faults

Our Process

1) Inspect the generator and transfer switch; 2) Service fluids, filters, and batteries; 3) Run a load bank or building-load test; 4) Document results and flag any repairs

What Affects the Cost

Generator size and fuel type; Load-bank testing requirements; Battery and consumable replacement; Number of units and sites; Access and permitting for testing

Best Time of Year

Testing is best completed before the fall and winter outage season when generators are most likely to be called on.