Sometimes you need to be off-the-grid.

Whether it’s your home, or your home away from home, West Michigan Generator will help you keep the lights on…no matter what happens.

Has another blackout left you…

WITHOUT HEAT?

WITHOUT HOT WATER?

WITHOUT INTERNET?

WITHOUT PEACE OF MIND?

Your Questions. Our Expertise.

These are a few of the questions you may have about the 3 phases of our service—

selling, installing, maintaining. As always, we’re happy to answer any other questions, any time!

The Generator

What brand do I want?

While we are the area’s leading Briggs & Stratton dealership, we have
access to and expertise in most leading brands. Our goal is to provide you with the right fit for
your home and budget.

How much power do I need?

Fear not, we’ll help you decide. Our estimate form provides us
with the basic information to make some initial recommendations. Our on-site estimating team
will help clarify even further.

The Installation

How does it run?

Home generators connect to your home’s existing natural gas or liquid
propane gas supply for seamless, uninterrupted power during an outage.

How much does installation cost? Every home has different structural and aesthetic needs.
That’s why on-site estimates are so important. Our team will carefully explain all the factors that
go into your decision.

Is installation complicated?

Our factory-trained electricians will install your generator—
including electrical wiring, gas connections and permitting (varies by municipality). We believe
in a full service and worry-free process.

The Maintenance

How often do I need to check on my new generator?

We recommend an annual
preventative maintenance check that will include: testing the battery, changing filters as necessary and replacing the oil and spark plugs.

During a long blackout, do I need to do anything to keep my generator running?

Typically, no. In particularly long blackouts, you may need to simply check the oil levels. Rest assured,
our team will walk you through all of that before it happens.