Bend, Oregon · Deschutes County
Whole-home and essential-circuit systems set on a proper pad, screened like a fence line, and wired to take over on their own — so an outage never becomes your problem.
Owner-operated out of Bend, installing across Deschutes County — Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Tumalo and Sunriver.
Contour lines and circuit paths — the same shelter belt, drawn twice
What an install involves
A standby system is not an appliance you park against the wall. It is a set of parts that have to agree with each other — laid out so the house keeps running and the yard still looks like the yard.
We read the panel and the loads first, then work between the 24kW whole-home and the 18kW essential-circuit systems.
Pad location, exhaust clearance, fuel-line routing and screening are planned before anything is ordered.
The transfer switch reads the outage and moves the house onto standby without anyone touching a thing.
Installed systems
Sample starting prices for the systems we install most. Every job is priced after a site visit — the panel, the fuel run and the pad all move the number.
Carries the house — heat, water, refrigeration, lights and the circuits you would want for the length of an outage.
A deliberate set of circuits instead of the whole panel — you decide what stays live when the grid drops.
Send the address and we will tell you which of the two fits.
Upgrade
From$2,250
A correctly rated switch is what makes a generator automatic. It senses the outage, moves the load across and keeps the utility side locked out while the unit runs.
Portable
From$1,450
A weatherproof inlet outside and a mechanical interlock inside, so a portable set can carry chosen circuits with the panel cover closed and no backfeed.
Annual maintenance
A standby unit sits for months and then has to start cold in the worst weather of the year. The annual visit is what keeps that first start boring.
Service area
Installs, transfer switches and annual maintenance across the county and the communities below.