Beaverton: whole-house power, and we pull the permit

Automatic power for your Beaverton home

In Beaverton, a standby generator means an outage is something you notice on the news, not in your house. The key part is the automatic transfer switch. It watches the utility power, disconnects your home from the grid when it drops, and signals the generator to start.

Our standby generators are Generac, fixed outside the house and sized to what you need to run.

What a whole-house generator can carry

• Lights and electronics: lighting, TVs, computers, and the home office.
• Medical devices and sump pumps: the equipment that cannot go down.
• Heating and cooling: furnace, heat pump, or air conditioning.
• Kitchen and laundry: refrigerator, freezer, range, and washer.

Generator size and panel capacity decide what can run together. We sort that out with you at the free quote.

What the generator runs on

If you live in Beaverton, you have two fuel choices: natural gas or propane. A home already on natural gas can connect the generator directly to the line. If you do not have natural gas, propane is the alternative, and we can set up a propane tank on your property.

A permanent hookup means no fuel cans, no extension cords, and no standing outside in the rain.

Permanent or portable power

Around Beaverton, with a portable generator you do the work during the outage. With a standby generator, the system does it for you.

For a Beaverton home that wants the whole house covered, a standby unit is the cleaner answer: no cords through windows, no refueling at night, and the right size for your loads.

Placement, fuel, and size are decided with you at the free consultation, before any work starts.

How the install works

A Beaverton generator project moves through four steps: sizing and placement, the permit, the install, and start-up.

1. Consultation and design: we size the generator and choose the location.
2. Permitting and paperwork: we file the permit.
3. Installation: gas or propane connection, transfer switch, and wiring.
4. Activation and support: we start it up, walk you through it, and stay reachable.

You need an Oregon permit for a generator, and we pull it.

Our own licensed electricians do the wiring, the transfer switch, and the final hookup, and we review your panel at the free quote so nothing surprises you later.

If quiet and fuel-free matters more, look at a home battery.

Every service we offer in Beaverton

Beaverton gets our full service list, from solar and batteries to electrical work.

• Residential solar
• Commercial solar
• Solar panel removal and reinstall
• Solar repair and orphaned-system service
• Battery backup in Beaverton
• Whole-house generators in Beaverton
• Electrical panel upgrades
• EV charger installation
• Electrical service upgrades and panel changes

Whole-house generator near Beaverton, Washington County

We serve Beaverton and the rest of Washington County, along with the wider Portland metro area and Willamette Valley. Energy Solutions is rated 5.0 on Google across 106 reviews.

Also close by: Tigard, King City, Portland. See the full list on our service area page.

In Beaverton we also install a home battery.

The quote is free, and we check every incentive that may apply, including Energy Trust of Oregon and state programs. The federal homeowner credit has ended, so we tell you straight what is available.

The next step is easy. Request a free quote or call (971) 526-5545.