Weak batteries
Risk: the generator won't start
The most common reason a standby generator fails to start.
How we fix it: tested on every visit
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- Sorrento, Florida
Preventive maintenance, testing and repairs that keep your standby generator ready to carry your business through the next outage. Serving offices, industrial plants and property managers across Central Florida since 1990.
1990
Serving Florida
24/7
Emergency service
3 brands
Kohler, Generac, Cummins dealer
24/7 emergency service
Serving Central Florida since 1990
Most standby generators fail for small reasons a maintenance visit would have caught: a weak battery, old fuel, a worn belt or a transfer switch that sticks.
When the utility drops, that small issue becomes closed doors, spoiled inventory, lost data and tenants calling your property manager. In Central Florida, hurricane season raises the stakes every year.
Commercial generator maintenance turns that risk into a schedule: inspections, exercise runs and testing on a calendar, with a report after every visit so you always know the condition of your equipment.
Five problems cause most standby generator failures, and all of them show up on a maintenance checklist first.
Risk: the generator won't start
The most common reason a standby generator fails to start.
How we fix it: tested on every visit
Risk: shutdown mid-outage
Diesel that sits for months collects water and sludge.
How we fix it: annual fuel testing
Risk: overheating under load
Leaks and worn belts show up when the engine works hard.
How we fix it: checked every visit
Risk: the building stays dark
A running generator is useless if the ATS does not transfer.
How we fix it: ATS inspection and testing
Risk: it can't carry the building
Running without load proves the engine starts, not that it can power your building.
How we fix it: load bank testing
Check what has been done on your standby generator this year. In thirty seconds you will know if it is ready for the next storm.
Request a maintenance proposalOne maintenance agreement for your building: scheduled inspections, testing and repairs for your generator and transfer switches, with a report after every visit.
Setting up a commercial generator maintenance contract takes one visit. After it you have a schedule that fits your operation and a written proposal.
Commercial buildings and offices
Industrial and manufacturing plants
Property management companies
Retail, restaurants and telecom rooms
Kohler, authorized dealer
Generac, authorized dealer
Cummins, authorized dealer
Thomson Power Systems
Orlando and Apopka
Sanford and Lake Mary
Clermont and Leesburg
Kissimmee and Winter Park
How often should a commercial generator be serviced?
It depends on how critical your operation is. Mission-critical sites usually need monthly service, while most commercial buildings are well covered with quarterly or annual programs. We recommend a schedule after reviewing your system.
What does commercial generator maintenance include?
Inspections, exercise runs, battery and charger checks, transfer switch inspections, fuel quality testing, load bank testing when needed, and a written service report after every visit.
Do you service generators from different brands?
Yes. We are an authorized Kohler, Generac and Cummins dealer and service most other major generator brands, as well as Thomson transfer switches.
What is load bank testing and do we need it?
A load bank applies real electrical load so we can confirm the generator delivers its rated power. It is recommended when routine runs happen at light load, which is common in commercial buildings, and it burns off the carbon buildup known as wet stacking.
Can you take over from our current provider?
Yes. We start with an inspection of your generator and service history, then pick up the schedule without gaps.
Do you offer temporary power during repairs?
Yes. We provide rental generators to keep your business running while your equipment is repaired or replaced.
How much does a maintenance agreement cost?
It depends on the size of the generator, the number of transfer switches and how often your operation needs service. We inspect your system and send a written proposal.
What areas do you serve?
We serve businesses across Central Florida, including Orange, Seminole, Lake and Osceola counties.
Talk to a generator technician today and get a written maintenance proposal.
Powering healthcare facilities, senior living communities, businesses, and homes with reliable emergency power solutions across Central Florida.