Backup Power · Generator Inlet
Plug in a portable generator — safely.
A generator inlet box gives your portable generator a permanent, code-compliant connection to your home, so a single cord powers what matters during an outage.
How It Works
One cord. Real circuits. No extension-cord chaos.
We mount a weather-rated inlet box on the exterior of your home and tie it back to your service panel through an interlock or a dedicated generator subpanel. When the power's out, you roll out the generator, plug in once, and energize the circuits you actually need.
Single-cord hookup
One heavy-gauge generator cord replaces a tangle of extension cords running through windows.
Code-compliant interlock
A mechanical interlock kit prevents back-feeding the grid — protecting linemen and your generator.
Whichever circuits you choose
Run furnace, fridge, well pump, internet, lights — the breakers you flip are the loads you cover.
Permit + inspection
We pull permits and coordinate inspections so the install is documented and insured.
What's included
We size the inlet, breaker, and wiring to your generator and the loads you want to back up — and leave you with a clean, labeled, ready-to-go setup.
- Site walk-through and load review
- Permit and inspection coordination
- Weather-rated exterior inlet box
- Interlock kit or dedicated generator panel
- Heavy-gauge wiring back to the service panel
- Generator cord sized to your unit
- Commissioning and homeowner walk-through
Ready to power up your project?
From a simple outlet to a whole-home battery backup system, our team is ready to help. Get a free, no-obligation quote today.