Request service if your generator won’t start, shows a fault code, or didn’t power your home during an outage. We’ll diagnose the issue and restore reliable backup power.
These quick checks take 1 to 3 minutes and often explain why a generator won’t start, won’t switch power to your home, or isn’t powering the way it should. If you smell gas, hear hissing, see visible damage, or the area is flooded, stop and request service.
If you use natural gas, confirm the gas valve is fully open. If you use propane, confirm your tank is not low. Fuel issues are a common reason a generator will crank but not start.
Most standby generators have a breaker on the unit itself. If it is OFF or tripped, the generator may run but not send power to your home. If it’s tripped, reset it once.
Look at the control panel and note any message, warning light, or fault code. This helps us diagnose faster and arrive prepared with the right parts and tools.
A weak battery can prevent starting. Look for battery-related alerts, and check for loose or corroded battery connections. If you see heavy corrosion, request service.
If the generator started but your home stayed dark, the system may not have switched power over. If utility power has returned, confirm your home’s main power is back on. If the generator ran but never powered the home during the outage, request service so we can test the transfer safely.
Remove leaves, palm fronds, and debris around the generator. Keep the sides and vents clear so it can cool properly and run safely.
Find the code on your control panel (or in the Mobile Link app), then use this section to choose the right next step. If a code returns after you clear it, request service so we can diagnose it safely.
Can’t find your code? Call 239-275-4502 or Request Service below. If you can share the code and whether it happened during an outage or exercise, we can triage faster.
Get professional service from certified Generac technicians with timing expectations you can plan around.
Call or submit a service request online. For non-emergencies, we’ll contact you within 1 business day to confirm details and schedule your visit.
We confirm your appointment window and ask a few quick questions so we arrive prepared.
Your technician will text or call when they are on the way so you are read for our arrival.
We start with a full system check to identify the root cause before any repair work begins.
We explain what we found, show you the issue when possible, and provide clear pricing before any repair work begins.
With your approval, we complete the repair and run operational tests to confirm the system is working properly. Generac parts are used when needed.
You receive a detailed service report, any warranty documentation, and practical recommendations to help prevent repeat issues.
Compare pay-per-service vs membership so you can pick the approach that fits how you want your generator cared for.
Ongoing care with Mobile Link monitoring and priority scheduling.
Service when you need it, without an annual plan.
If you are not sure which option fits, call 239-275-4502 and start with a service visit. We can walk you through membership after diagnosis, when you know what your generator needs.
Best time to schedule: For most Florida homeowners, the safest window is December through May. You’ll go into summer with a generator that’s been serviced, tested, and documented.
When storms are close: As watches and warnings are issued, we focus on urgent needs first, generators that won’t start, active fault codes, and homes without backup power. Members receive priority scheduling during peak demand. Routine maintenance may pause so we can focus on critical failures.
After a storm: Response times depend on access, conditions, and call volume. We’ll keep you updated and work through requests as quickly and safely as conditions allow. Members are scheduled ahead of non-members during peak demand.
Quick answers to the most common questions, so you know what to do next and what to expect from service.
