Generator Installers
in Omaha, NE
Serving Omaha since 1989
Our Generator Services in Omaha, NE
Burton provides generator installation, replacement and repair in Omaha for homeowners looking for dependable backup power during an outage. Our electricians can help with new standby generator systems, aging equipment or generator problems affecting reliable operation.
Generator Installation
A professionally installed standby generator can automatically restore power when utility service goes down. Burton installs whole-house generator systems designed around your home’s electrical load, preferred fuel source and the circuits or appliances you want to keep running.
Generator Replacement
Older generators may eventually need replacement due to age, changing power needs or declining performance. Burton can help replace an existing generator with a system better suited to your current electrical demands.
Generator Repair
If your generator will not start, fails to supply power or shows other performance problems, Burton can inspect the system and identify the source of the issue. Our team can help restore dependable backup power before the next outage.
Generac Generator Installation & Repair in Omaha, NE
Burton installs Generac generators for Omaha homeowners seeking automatic backup power. Generac systems can be configured to support an entire home or selected circuits and essential equipment such as heating, cooling, refrigeration or other priority loads. Contact Burton for Generac generator installation or service.
Types of Backup Generators
Backup generators differ in how they are installed, fueled and used. Choosing the right option depends on how much of your home you want to power plus the level of convenience you prefer during an outage.
Whole-Home Standby Generators
Permanently installed outside the home, these systems can automatically start when an outage occurs and supply power to a broad range of household systems.
Essential-Circuit Standby Generators
A smaller standby system can be sized to keep selected equipment running, such as a furnace, refrigerator, sump pump or other priority circuits.
Natural Gas Generators
These standby generators connect to a natural gas line for a continuous fuel supply when utility gas service is available.
Liquid Propane Generators
LP-powered generators use fuel stored in a tank on the property, providing another option for homes without natural gas service.
What Kind of Generator Do I Need for My Home?
Generator size should be based on the electrical load you want to support rather than square footage alone. Some Omaha homeowners want backup power only for essential circuits, while others prefer a system capable of serving most or all of the home. Burton can review your appliances, HVAC equipment, lighting, sump pump and other priorities to help determine the appropriate generator capacity.
Backup Power Goal
Typical Equipment to Consider
Essential Circuits
Refrigerator, furnace, sump pump, lights and selected outlets
Expanded Backup
Essential circuits plus additional appliances, electronics or cooling equipment
Whole-Home Backup
Major household systems, appliances, lighting and other circuits based on total electrical load