We install automatic transfer switches, manual transfer switches, and generator interlocks so your backup generator connects to your home safely and legally — no extension cords, no backfeed risk.
Serving Stroudsburg, the Poconos & NEPA — licensed and insured.
There are three code-compliant ways to connect a generator to your home. We'll recommend the right one based on your generator, panel, and how much automation you want.
A mechanical interlock is installed on your existing panel — preventing the main breaker and generator breaker from both being on at the same time. Simple, code-compliant, and the most affordable option.
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A dedicated sub-panel with pre-selected critical circuits — refrigerator, lights, furnace, sump pump. You flip the switch when the power goes out, and those circuits run from the generator.
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Detects a utility outage and automatically starts the generator and transfers the load — typically within 10–30 seconds. Whole-home or critical-circuit coverage. No manual steps required.
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Plugging a generator directly into a wall outlet — called "backfeeding" — sends power back onto the utility line and can injure utility workers restoring power in your neighborhood. It can also damage your generator and home wiring when the two power sources meet.
A properly installed transfer switch physically prevents this from ever happening — it's the right way to connect a generator to your home.
The Pocono Mountains sees ice storms, nor'easters, and summer thunderstorms that knock out power for days. A properly wired generator turns that from a crisis into an inconvenience.
A winter outage in Monroe County can drop indoor temps to dangerous levels within hours. A properly wired generator keeps your furnace, boiler, or heat pump running until utility power returns.
Sump pumps fail when the power goes out — exactly when a major storm is flooding your basement. A transfer switch keeps your sump pump running through the storm when it matters most.
A 24–48 hour outage spoils everything in your refrigerator and freezer. With a transfer switch, your fridge stays cold, your food stays safe, and you're not throwing out hundreds of dollars of groceries.
For anyone relying on home oxygen concentrators, CPAP machines, or other powered medical devices, a backup power circuit isn't optional — it's essential. We'll make sure those circuits are prioritized.
Pocono vacation homes sit empty for weeks. A standby generator with an automatic transfer switch keeps the heat on, the sump running, and pipes from freezing — without you being there to flip a switch.
A proper transfer switch is the right way to connect a generator. It keeps utility workers safe from backfeed and keeps your equipment protected when grid power returns.
We install the transfer switch, interlock, or ATS that connects your existing or new generator to your home. We work with all major standby and portable generator brands — Generac, Kohler, Briggs & Stratton, Champion, Honda, and more.
If you haven't purchased a generator yet, we'll advise on sizing based on which circuits you want covered, so you don't overbuy — or undersize — the generator.
ATS
Automatic transfer in <30 sec
MTS
Manual transfer sub-panels
Interlock
Mechanical panel interlock kits
Permit
Pulled & inspected every install
Transfer Switch or Interlock Installation
ATS, MTS, or interlock kit — correctly sized and installed for your panel and generator output.
Generator Inlet Box
Weatherproof inlet box on the exterior of your home — a safe, clean connection point for your generator cord.
Circuit Identification & Load Planning
We help you identify which circuits matter most — heat, fridge, sump, lights — and make sure the generator can handle the combined load.
Permit & Inspection
We pull the permit and schedule the inspection — documented proof of a legal, code-compliant installation.
Most transfer switch installs are completed in a single day. Here's what the process looks like from first call to first outage test.
We look at your panel, your generator (or your plans for one), and which circuits need backup power. You get a clear quote and a recommendation on the right transfer method.
Tell us what generator you have or are planning to buy — wattage and fuel type — and which parts of your home are most critical during an outage.
We install the transfer switch or interlock, run the inlet box to the exterior, and connect everything to your panel — all in one day with a brief planned power interruption.
We coordinate the outage window, complete all work, and restore utility power before we leave — typically a 1–3 hour interruption for the panel work.
We start the generator, transfer the load, and verify every critical circuit has power. We walk you through the transfer procedure so you're confident when you actually need it.
Next time the power goes out, you're ready. Flip a switch — or do nothing at all with an ATS.
After a major storm hits NEPA, every electrician in the region is booked for weeks. Get your transfer switch installed now — before you need it — and be the house on the block with the lights on.
Serving Monroe County, the Pocono Mountains, Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg & surrounding NEPA areas.
Common questions before every generator installation.
