Maintenance
Semi-annual maintenance agreements.
Mains on
The generator is on standby.
Generator maintenance and repair
Serving the Greater Puget Sound Area, with load testing and semi-annual maintenance agreements.
When the power fails, the set takes over
A standby generator waits through every ordinary day for one moment. Maintenance and load testing are what keep it ready for it.
Power fails
The utility supply drops and the transfer switch senses it.
The set starts
The engine cranks and comes up to speed.
The load transfers
The switch moves the building from the utility to the generator.
The set carries the load
It keeps the building running until the utility returns.
Mains returns
The switch moves the load back to the utility.
The set cools down
The engine runs unloaded, then stops and returns to standby.
The typical sequence for a standby generator with an automatic transfer switch, shown in general terms. Cut the power at the top of this page to watch it run.
What the shop does
Maintenance, repair and load testing for generators across the Greater Puget Sound Area.
Repair
Cummins, Onan, Kohler, Generac, CAT and ILI Power Systems.
Load testing
Load tests with resistive load banks.
Twice a year
Maintenance agreements
Semi-annual, set up with a call.
Brands the shop lists
Brands as listed by the shop.
- Cummins
- Onan
- Kohler
- Generac
- CAT
- ILI Power Systems
20 combined years, per the shop
The company describes its team as having 20 combined years of professional experience. This is the shop’s own statement from its current website.
On file with Washington L&I
Electrical contractor license, maintenance specialty. Active, expires 2027-02-01.
Source: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries public contractor dataset, checked 2026-10-26. Public-record data, not a claim made by the shop.