A standby generator starts on its own within seconds of an outage, so your heat, fridge, well pump and medical equipment keep running. Sized, installed and permitted by a licensed electrician.
Like a Celtic knot, every connection matters
Every package includes sizing, the automatic transfer switch, permits and inspection. The higher packages protect the rest of your home too. A licensed electrician walks your home and gives you your options in writing. No pressure.

A standby generator sits outside on a pad, runs on natural gas or propane, and connects to your home through an automatic transfer switch. When utility power drops, the switch senses it, the generator starts, and power transfers over in seconds. When the grid comes back, it switches back and shuts itself down.
Every home is different, so we quote after we see yours. These are the things that move the number most.
If two or more of these sound like you, a generator is worth a closer look.
We install backup generators across Colorado Springs, Monument, Black Forest, Broadmoor, Flying Horse, Briargate, Falcon, Fountain and Woodland Park.
A standby generator needs a permit and inspection. We handle the paperwork, schedule the inspection and meet the inspector, so you do not have to.
Code sets how far the unit must sit from windows, doors and vents, how the transfer switch connects to your panel, and how the wiring is protected outdoors. Getting this right is what keeps exhaust out of your home and keeps line workers safe when the grid is down.
If you have a portable generator, never plug it into a dryer outlet or backfeed your panel. It can hurt you, your family or a lineworker. A licensed electrician can tell you the safe way to connect it.
Backup power works best alongside these services, planned together on one walkthrough.
A generator starting up and utility power coming back can both send surges through your home.
See Surge Protection →Choose which circuits run on backup power during an outage, right from your phone.
See SPAN Smart Panels →A yearly check of your panel, breakers and surge device helps keep your system ready for the next outage.
See Annual Care Plan →Don't see yours? Call 719-659-4715 and talk to someone who actually knows electrical.
It depends on what you want to run during an outage. We look at your home and your must-haves and size it so it is not too small or oversized.
Within seconds. The automatic transfer switch senses the outage, starts the generator and moves your home over to it on its own.
Sometimes. Older or full panels may not have room for a transfer switch. We will tell you during the walkthrough, and our Complete Power Package covers it.
Either. Some homeowners back up the essentials like heat, fridge and well pump. Others want everything. We size the generator to match your choice.
Most installs take one to two days once permits are approved. We handle the permit and schedule the inspection.
The switch between utility and generator power, and the utility coming back on, can create spikes. Surge protection keeps your electronics safe through it.
It can help, but it never starts on its own and it must be connected the right way. Never backfeed a panel or plug into a dryer outlet. Ask us about the safe way to connect one.
Yes. Generators need regular service to start reliably. Ask about adding generator checks with our Annual Care Plan.
Book a free walkthrough and a licensed electrician will size the right generator for your home.
A standby generator starts on its own within seconds of an outage, so your heat, fridge, well pump and medical equipment keep running. Sized, installed and permitted by a licensed electrician.
Like a Celtic knot, every connection matters
Every package includes sizing, the automatic transfer switch, permits and inspection. The higher packages protect the rest of your home too. A licensed electrician walks your home and gives you your options in writing. No pressure.

A standby generator sits outside on a pad, runs on natural gas or propane, and connects to your home through an automatic transfer switch. When utility power drops, the switch senses it, the generator starts, and power transfers over in seconds. When the grid comes back, it switches back and shuts itself down.
Every home is different, so we quote after we see yours. These are the things that move the number most.
If two or more of these sound like you, a generator is worth a closer look.
We install backup generators across Colorado Springs, Monument, Black Forest, Broadmoor, Flying Horse, Briargate, Falcon, Fountain and Woodland Park.
A standby generator needs a permit and inspection. We handle the paperwork, schedule the inspection and meet the inspector, so you do not have to.
Code sets how far the unit must sit from windows, doors and vents, how the transfer switch connects to your panel, and how the wiring is protected outdoors. Getting this right is what keeps exhaust out of your home and keeps line workers safe when the grid is down.
If you have a portable generator, never plug it into a dryer outlet or backfeed your panel. It can hurt you, your family or a lineworker. A licensed electrician can tell you the safe way to connect it.
Backup power works best alongside these services, planned together on one walkthrough.
A generator starting up and utility power coming back can both send surges through your home.
See Surge Protection →Choose which circuits run on backup power during an outage, right from your phone.
See SPAN Smart Panels →A yearly check of your panel, breakers and surge device helps keep your system ready for the next outage.
See Annual Care Plan →Don't see yours? Call 719-659-4715 and talk to someone who actually knows electrical.
It depends on what you want to run during an outage. We look at your home and your must-haves and size it so it is not too small or oversized.
Within seconds. The automatic transfer switch senses the outage, starts the generator and moves your home over to it on its own.
Sometimes. Older or full panels may not have room for a transfer switch. We will tell you during the walkthrough, and our Complete Power Package covers it.
Either. Some homeowners back up the essentials like heat, fridge and well pump. Others want everything. We size the generator to match your choice.
Most installs take one to two days once permits are approved. We handle the permit and schedule the inspection.
The switch between utility and generator power, and the utility coming back on, can create spikes. Surge protection keeps your electronics safe through it.
It can help, but it never starts on its own and it must be connected the right way. Never backfeed a panel or plug into a dryer outlet. Ask us about the safe way to connect one.
Yes. Generators need regular service to start reliably. Ask about adding generator checks with our Annual Care Plan.
Book a free walkthrough and a licensed electrician will size the right generator for your home.