Standby generators and transfer equipment for offices, shops, restaurants and commercial properties, sized to the loads your business cannot afford to lose.
Need backup power for your business? Send us the panel schedule or a description of the site and we will scope it.
(954) 636-4288
When the power goes out, a business can lose stock, sales and working hours. A commercial standby generator keeps the lights, registers, network, refrigeration and cooling running. It also lets you stay open, or at least protect what is inside, until the grid comes back.
This page covers optional standby power for business continuity. Code-required emergency and life-safety systems follow separate rules. Tell us what your building needs, and we will tell you plainly whether it is work we take on.
Some businesses need the whole building on backup power. Others only need a critical-loads panel. We price both, so you can weigh the cost against what an outage would cost you.
We size a commercial generator from your panel schedules, your equipment and, where it is available, your utility demand history. We confirm whether the building has single-phase or three-phase service, where the transfer switch should go and whether more than one switch is needed. Larger loads usually call for a liquid-cooled generator. We plan the fuel supply with you for the site.
Commercial generator installations are permitted with the local building department and inspected before use. We handle the submissions and meet the inspector. We schedule the connection and cutover to keep your downtime low, after hours where we can. Then we test the system with a simulated outage.
A business generator often runs more than a home unit and has more riding on it. We set up a maintenance schedule that fits how much it runs, and we repair commercial standby generators when something fails. For other electrical work, like build-outs, lighting and code corrections, see commercial electrical services.
Condo associations and property managers can put common-area loads on standby power too. We size a generator for the loads your board wants on backup power. We flag anything that falls under code-required emergency systems. And we plan the installation around residents and tenants.
Allsite Electric is a licensed Florida electrical contractor based in Sunrise, handling residential and commercial electrical work across Broward and Palm Beach counties. We plan commercial work around your hours.
Send us panel schedules, equipment lists or a description of the site.
We walk the site, confirm the loads and the service, and price the options.
We pull the permits, install the generator and transfer equipment, and schedule the cutover.
We test with a simulated outage, meet the inspector and set up maintenance.
It depends on which loads must stay on and how they start. We size from your panel schedules, your equipment and, where available, your utility demand data, then price whole-building and critical-loads options.
Critical loads cost less and cover what the business cannot lose. A whole-building setup keeps everything running. We price both so you can compare.
Only for the connection and cutover, which we schedule to keep downtime low, after hours where possible.
Yes. Commercial installations are permitted with the local building department and inspected. We handle the permits and inspections.
This service covers optional standby power for business continuity. Code-required emergency systems follow separate rules. Tell us what your building needs and we will tell you straight whether we take it on.
Yes. We set up scheduled maintenance based on how much the generator runs and repair it when needed.
Yes. Call or text (954) 636-4288 or request one through our contact page.
Send us the site details or call. We will scope the loads and give you a clear price.
Licensed and insured electrical contractor based in Sunrise, FL. Generators, panels, EV chargers, rewiring and repairs for homes and businesses across Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
