With Generator Installation, You Won't be Left in the Dark

You can't foresee a power outage. But you can get the lights back on immediately with the help of the skilled team at Empire Electric Enterprises. We install automatic standby generators and gas portable generators, so you can choose the kind of backup power generator that works best for your needs. With the amounts of snow we get in the Buffalo area, being left without power in the winter is a common occurrence. Likewise, throughout the year, unpredictable outages may occur. Fortunately, with our generator installation service, your home or building can always have a backup solution.

Want to know the differences between automatic standby generators and gas portable generators? Call now to speak with a knowledgeable electrical contractor in Amherst, Williamsville, Kenmore, Buffalo, Tonawanda, North Tonawanda, Cheektowaga, and Hamburg, NY. We're standing by to help.

Our generator installation services for the Buffalo, NY region encompass units of all types and sizes. Whether you’re interested in a portable generator or a standby and inverter version, our team has you covered. We can even make recommendations for the style that would best suit your needs after assessing the scope of your property and intended goals. You may like the convenience of portable units, but it’s important to know that they typically run on gasoline and must only be operated a safe distance away from any structures. Standy generators on the other hand, run on propane or natural gas. They are convenient in their own way, however, as they kick in automatically upon the power going out. If your biggest concern is the noise generated by these machines running, then an inverter option may be the choice for you. These feature complex engines and are less conventional than other alternatives, but still offer a great solution. Whichever type of generator you prefer, be sure to have it properly installed by professional technicians like ours and operate it safely by following all manufacturer guidelines.