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- Checked at the sourceLicence and insurance verified against the issuing authority — not a badge a company gave itself — with the date of the check on record.
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A whole-house standby install averages about $5,090 nationally, typically $1,524 to $8,658. The unit alone runs roughly $2,000–$3,500 at 7.5–10 kW and $5,000–$6,500 at 20–24 kW, with labor adding $1,500–$5,000.
It depends on your outage exposure. In 2024 the average U.S. customer lost about 663 minutes of power including major events but only about 132 minutes excluding them — so it's largely insurance against storms. Wells, sump pumps and medical equipment strengthen the case considerably.
Yes. Homeowners never pay us. Pros pay to be on the platform, and only after they pass verification.
No. Your details go to the few backup generators pros matched to your job. We never sell them on.
No. Compare the quotes and walk away if none of them suit. There is no contract at this stage.