Power Through Every Storm. Instantly.

Whole-home standby generator installation across the OKC metro. Licensed installer for Generac, DuroMax, and Kohler, with every permit pulled and every install done to code.

Oklahoma weather doesn't give warnings.

Ice storms shut down the metro for a week at a time. Tornado season knocks out service to entire neighborhoods. Severe summer thunderstorms drop power lines across the OKC metro every year, and every year, OG&E restoration times stretch into days.
A whole-home standby generator changes that calculation entirely. The moment grid power drops, your generator kicks on automatically. No manual switches, no extension cords, no waiting in the dark.
For Oklahoma City homeowners, it’s no longer a luxury. It’s how you protect everything that runs on power: your food, your medical equipment, your HVAC, your security system, and your family’s comfort during the storms this state is known for.

445,000

OG&E customers lost power in the October 2020 ice storm

2 Weeks

Days some areas went without power 

Seconds

For a standby generator to start and power your home after the grid goes down

What a whole-home standby generator actually does.

A standby generator is permanently installed outside your home, connected to your natural gas or propane supply, and wired through an automatic transfer switch directly into your electrical panel. When grid power drops, your generator detects the outage within seconds and starts supplying power: whether you’re home, away, or asleep.

How a Kelvin Electric generator install actually works.

We’ve made the process clear and straightforward, from the first conversation to the final test run.

On-Site Quote Visit

We walk your property, assess your electrical load, review fuel source options, and discuss ideal placement. No pressure, no hard sell.

Right-Sized Equipment Selection

We recommend the right generator for your home and budget: whole-home or critical-circuits coverage, with brand options that fit.

Permits & Code Compliance

We pull every required permit with the City of Oklahoma City and your local jurisdiction. All installations comply with state and local code.

Professional Install & Test

Our licensed electricians handle the pad, fuel line connection, transfer switch, and panel integration. We don’t leave until it’s tested and you understand how it works.

Major brands. Licensed installation.

We install the most trusted names in standby power, and we’ll help you choose the right unit for your home, your budget, and your fuel source.

Generac

The industry leader.
The most widely installed standby generator brand in the country. Generac units are built specifically for whole-home backup power with reliable transfer switch integration and a robust dealer network for parts and service.

DuroMax

Built on a century of engines.
Brings over a hundred years of engine engineering to their standby generator line. Strong value proposition for homeowners who want proven reliability at a competitive price point.

Kohler

Premium quiet operation.
Standby generators are known for quieter operation and refined engineering: popular with OKC homeowners in neighborhoods where noise considerations matter. Premium build quality and long-term reliability.

How Kelvin Electric Pricing Works

No guessing. Here is how pricing works, so you know what to expect before we arrive.

Service Call: $175

If something isn’t working right, we come out and work to fix it, usually within the first hour. The service call is $175, plus any parts needed. If it looks like the job will run past an hour or is more than a quick fix, we stop, explain what we found, and you decide what happens next.

In-Person Quote: $175, Credited to Your Job

If we need to see the job in person, the quote visit is $175. If you choose to move forward with the work, that $175 is credited toward it.

Your questions answered honestly.

Don’t see your question? Call (405) 267-7760 and we’ll give you a straight answer.
How does Kelvin Electric charge for service calls and quotes?
A service call is $175, plus any parts, and we aim to fix the problem within the first hour. If it looks like the job will run past an hour or is more than a quick fix, we stop, explain what we found, and you decide what happens next. If we need to quote in person, the visit is $175, and it is credited toward the work if you choose to move forward.
How long does a generator installation take?
Most whole-home standby generator installations are completed in one to two days, depending on site complexity and permit processing time. Critical-circuit installs are often finished in a single day.
Do I need a permit for a generator in Oklahoma City?
Yes: generator installations in Oklahoma City require electrical permits and inspections. Kelvin Electric pulls every required permit as part of our standard installation process and coordinates the final inspection. You don't have to handle any of the paperwork.
What fuel does a standby generator use?
Most standby generators in Oklahoma City run on natural gas. Most OKC homes are already piped for it, making this the most convenient option. Propane is also widely supported, particularly for properties without natural gas service. We help you decide which fuel source makes the most sense during your consultation.
Will a standby generator power my whole house?
It depends on the size of the unit. We offer solutions ranging from critical-circuit coverage (essentials like HVAC, refrigeration, and lighting) to true whole-home standby power. During your quote visit, we calculate your home's load and help you decide what level of coverage makes sense for your needs and budget.
How much maintenance does a standby generator need?
Standby generators need routine maintenance to operate reliably: typically an annual service that includes oil changes, filter replacements, and a test cycle. Kelvin Electric offers ongoing maintenance plans so your generator is ready every storm season without you having to think about it.
Do you offer financing for generator installations?
Yes. We offer financing for qualified customers on larger projects, including generator installations. We're happy to walk through your options during the consultation so you can find an arrangement that fits your budget.
What size generator do I need for my home?
Sizing depends on your home's square footage, HVAC system, kitchen appliances, and which circuits you want backed up. As a rough guide: a small home with critical-circuit coverage might need a 12 to 14kW unit, while a larger home with whole-home coverage might need 22kW or higher. We calculate this precisely during your quote visit.
What areas do you serve for generator installation?
We install generators across the entire OKC metro, including Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, Del City, Bethany, Warr Acres, Nichols Hills, Arcadia, Piedmont, and The Village. Not sure if we cover your area? Just call: chances are we do.

Ready to protect your home?

Quote visits across the OKC metro. We’ll walk your property, assess the install, and give you a clear written quote without pressure.
Scroll to Top