List essential loads
Identify the equipment you want available during an outage.
Backup-power readiness
The generator, selected loads, panel, and electrical service all have to work together. E.S.H. checks the complete setup and plans a safe, practical connection.

What we work on
Call E.S.H. and tell us what you are seeing, adding, or trying to power. We will help you determine the right next step.
Before you call
Which generator and loads are you planning to connect?
What service size and panel arrangement exist today?
Does the panel have the physical space and electrical capacity required?
What generator and panel details affect the connection?
What to expect
Identify the equipment you want available during an outage.
Send the generator model, output information and safe photos of the panel and service equipment.
We confirm compatibility and identify the connection, circuit, or panel work the system needs.
Service questions
No. E.S.H. looks at the generator, selected loads, panel arrangement, available capacity, and connection equipment before recommending panel work.
Send the generator make and model if known, plug or output information, photos of the main panel and service equipment, the main breaker rating, and a list of the loads you want available during an outage.
A generator must not be connected in a way that can energize utility lines or bypass required safety equipment. Have a licensed electrician assess and install an appropriate connection for the property and equipment.
Talk with E.S.H.
Tell us where the property is and what is happening. We will help you figure out the right next step.
The address, a short description, and a few safe photos are a great place to start.
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