Propane tanks for standby generators

Backup power for any home
Many homes around Atlanta, especially on larger lots outside the city, don't have a natural gas line. A propane tank gives your generator its own fuel supply right on your property.
Generac home standby generators run on either natural gas or propane, so you get the same automatic backup power either way.

Your home keeps running
A Generac home standby generator starts on its own within seconds of an outage, whether you're home or not. When the power comes back, it shuts itself off.
- Starts automatically
- Runs on natural gas or propane
- Installed by a licensed Master Electrician
How a propane install works
We find a spot for the tank that meets code and keeps the gas line run reasonable. Then we connect the tank to your generator and test everything together.
Once it's set, you'll keep the tank filled through a propane company, just like you would for a propane grill or furnace.
- Tank sized to your generator
- Placement that meets code
- Gas connection to the generator
- Tested before we leave
Your generator questions, answered
How long will a propane tank run my generator?
Natural gas or propane: which is better?
Who fills the tank?
Ready before the next storm?
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