Generator Installation / Transfer Switch in Tampa FL

Prepare for outages with a professionally installed generator and transfer equipment—safe, code-compliant, and ready when you need it most.

Generator-ready setups and transfer switches that prevent backfeeding and keep critical circuits powered during outages.

A generator is only as reliable as the installation—and transfer equipment is what makes backup power safe. Power LLC helps homeowners across Tampa Bay choose the right setup, install the correct transfer solution, and ensure your system is ready when the lights go out.

Whether you need a portable generator inlet, a transfer switch, or planning for a whole-home standby system, we integrate everything properly with your electrical panel and grounding requirements, then test under load so you can operate backup power with confidence.

 

What We Install

– Transfer switch installation and replacement

– Generator interlock kits (when appropriate)

– Portable generator inlet installation

– Critical circuit selection and setup

– Standby generator planning and integration

– Panel integration, grounding, and bonding for generator readiness

– Startup testing and owner walkthrough

Signs You Need Generator Backup Power

• Frequent outages or storm-season concerns

• Medical equipment or work-from-home backup needs

• Spoiled food from refrigeration outages

• You already own a generator but don’t have a safe connection

• You want critical circuits powered during outages

• You want to prevent backfeeding and electrical hazards

Our Generator Installation Process

1) Define what you need powered (critical circuits vs whole-home)

2) Confirm equipment sizing and installation requirements

3) Install transfer equipment and connections safely

4) Test under load and show you how to operate it

 

Related Upgrades 

• Whole-home surge protection

• Panel capacity check / breaker space planning

• Dedicated circuits for critical loads (refrigeration, medical, office)

• Grounding and bonding improvements

• Panel labeling / directory refresh

• Load management planning for standby systems

 

Related Upgrades 

• A transfer switch isolates utility power and generator power safely

• An interlock kit is a panel-specific option for many portable generator setups

• The best choice depends on your panel, generator type, and the circuits you want powered

• We recommend the safest code-compliant solution for your home

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Tell us what you need—our team will respond quickly to confirm details and schedule service.

FAQs

Often, yes. Permitting requirements vary by scope and location. We’ll advise you up front and coordinate the proper steps if a permit is required.

Yes. We install generator inlets and the right transfer solution to power selected circuits safely and avoid backfeeding.

Both are designed to prevent backfeeding. A transfer switch routes generator power to selected circuits, while an interlock is a panel-based option that allows you to choose which breakers to run—when compatible.

We review your priorities (refrigeration, lights, outlets, medical equipment, home office) and confirm load requirements to recommend a safe, reliable setup.