Dallas–Fort Worth · Whole-home standby generators
When the Texas grid gives out,
your house keeps running.
A whole-home standby generator auto-starts within seconds of an outage and runs on your natural gas line — through the freeze, the heat waves, and the rolling blackouts. No rationing, no refueling, no scramble.
Or size & price it yourself in 30 seconds →- Sizes
- 10–24 kW
- Starts in
- Seconds, automatically
- Runs on
- Your natural gas line
Why DFW needs one
The Texas grid can't back you up. A generator can.
Why the Texas grid keeps failing — the data →01 · The isolated grid
Texas is on its own — literally
ERCOT runs its own grid, disconnected from the rest of the country. When extreme weather hits the whole state at once, Texas can't import power from anywhere. That's why 2021's freeze, and every heat wave since, brings rolling blackouts.
02 · Heat + storms
Outages here aren't rare anymore
Triple-digit summers push the grid to its limit, spring storms and straight-line winds take down lines, and winter freezes strain everything. Texas leads the nation in outage frequency per customer.
03 · The fix
A generator doesn't care about the grid
A whole-home standby generator runs on the natural gas line you already have — indefinitely. It doesn't ration power like a battery or need refueling like a portable. When the grid fails, it just keeps your house running.
How it works
Three steps. No pressure at any of them.
- 01
Free load assessment
We size the generator to your home — whole-home comfort or just the essentials (fridge, AC, well pump, medical equipment). No guesswork, a real load calculation.
- 02
Design & honest quote
We lay out the unit, transfer switch, gas, and electrical work with the real installed cost — no vague ranges, no surprises.
- 03
Permit, install & activate
Licensed local pros handle the permits, gas line, electrical, pad, and automatic transfer switch — then test it end to end. Usually a day on-site.
Straight talk on cost
What a whole-home generator actually costs.
Most whole-home standby installs in DFW run $8,000–$15,000 all-in — the unit, the automatic transfer switch, the concrete pad, the gas line, the electrical, permits, and labor. Bigger homes with heavy HVAC run higher; an essentials-only setup runs less. We give you the real number for your home, not a vague range — and we install both Generac (best value) and Kohler (premium, quieter, longer-lived), sized to what you actually need.
Free assessment
Find out what your home needs.
Free and no pressure. Tell us about your home and a local specialist will follow up — usually the same day — with the right generator size and a straight, all-in price for DFW.
Prefer to talk? (855) 997-1213