Generator Installation
How Do I Choose the Right Generator for My Needs?
The Size and Type of Building
House, cottage, commercial building: each situation has its own requirements.
The Priority Appliances to Be Powered
Heating, refrigeration, lighting, medical or computer equipment.
The Frequency and Duration of Outages in Your Area
Occasional use or extended power supply.
The Type of Fuel Available
Natural gas, propane, or gasoline, depending on your current installation.
Your Budget and Expectations
Our electricians will guide you toward the solution best suited to your situation.
How Does an Electrician Install a Generator?
The installation of a residential or commercial generator is a job that must be entrusted to a licensed electrician. At Frank Mastro The Electrician, our technicians first assess your needs and your current electrical installation.
We then install a secure transfer panel, which automatically switches to the generator in the event of a power outage, without the risk of backfeeding into the public grid.
What’s the Difference between a Commercial and Residential Generator Installation?
A commercial generator installation involves much higher electrical loads than a residential one. The electrician must assess the total power required and size the system accordingly.
The applicable standards are also stricter: connection to the main panel, certified automatic transfer system, and compliance with the requirements of the Quebec Construction Code for commercial buildings.





