Never lose power again. Summit Smart Living installs Generac whole-home standby generators throughout North Alabama, fully permitted, professionally installed, and ready the moment you need it.
North Alabama experiences its share of severe weather, and when the grid goes down it can stay down for hours or days. A Generac standby generator automatically powers your entire home within seconds of an outage, no extension cords, no running to a hardware store, no fumbling in the dark.
We visit your property, assess your electrical load, determine the right generator size, and identify the ideal placement, all at no cost.
We pull all required permits and coordinate with your utility company so the installation meets every local code requirement.
We install a code-compliant automatic transfer switch at your panel so the generator seamlessly takes over the moment power is lost.
Your Generac unit is installed, connected to your natural gas or propane supply, and wired to your home's electrical system by a licensed electrician.
We run a full system test, verify every circuit, and walk you through how your new generator operates before we consider the job complete.
Questions after installation? We're a phone call away. Your generator is backed by Generac's warranty and our commitment to stand behind our work.
Cost varies based on the size of your home and the generator capacity required. Most whole-home installations range from $5,000 to $15,000 including the unit, transfer switch, and labor. We provide a free on-site estimate with transparent pricing before any work begins.
Most installations are completed in one to two days. We handle the permit process ahead of time so there are no delays once we're on site.
Generac standby generators can run on either natural gas or propane. We'll assess what's available at your property and recommend the best fuel source during the site visit.
Generator sizing depends on your home's square footage, the appliances and systems you want to power, and your electrical load. We perform a full load calculation during the site assessment and recommend the right Generac unit for your needs.
Yes. Standby generator installations require an electrical permit in Alabama. We handle the permit application and inspection coordination as part of every installation.