Standby Generator Service

A 22 kW Generac standby generator: Benjamin in Highlands, NJ brought Green Sun Energy Services on board to maintain a Generac 22 kW standby generator — Model 70432, part of the 7000 Series HNW line — that had already been installed at the home. The unit runs on natural gas and is connected to a 100-amp transfer switch in a managed whole-house arrangement on a 200-amp electrical service. That setup means that when JCP&L power goes out, the transfer switch detects the interruption, signals the generator to start, and moves the house load over automatically. Benjamin does not have to

A 22 kW Generac standby generator service plan: Thomas in Middletown, NJ has a Generac 22 kW standby generator — Model 7042 from the 7000 Series — running on natural gas with a 100-amp automatic transfer switch configured for whole-house coverage. When JCP&L power goes out, the transfer switch detects the outage and starts the generator automatically, moving the full house load over without Thomas having to do anything. Green Sun Energy Services did not install the generator, but took over its care and now handles scheduled maintenance and remote Wi-Fi monitoring. The monitoring lets the team track the generator’s

A 20 kW Generac standby generator service plan: Gail in Atlantic Highlands has a Generac 20 kW standby generator — Model 7038-1 from the Generac 7000 Series — running on natural gas with a managed whole-house transfer arrangement using a 90-amp transfer switch. The generator was originally installed in July of 2019, though not by Green Sun Energy Services. Green Sun came on as the servicing contractor and set Gail up with an annual maintenance plan to keep the unit in shape. Under that plan, we visit once a year to inspect the generator, run through the manufacturer’s scheduled maintenance

A Generac 20 kW standby generator — PowerBase Silver maintenance plan: In September of 2026, Green Sun Energy Services enrolled a Middletown, NJ homeowner in a PowerBase Silver Plan covering a Generac 20 kW (18 kW on natural gas) standby generator, Model 6250 by Generac. The generator was originally installed in 2013, though not by Green Sun. The plan provides scheduled maintenance visits designed to keep the unit operating reliably so it is ready when the grid goes down. The transfer arrangement is a managed whole-house setup with a 90-amp transfer switch. In a managed whole-house configuration, the system monitors

A 16 kW Generac standby generator maintenance plan: A Matawan homeowner enrolled their existing Generac 16 kW standby generator — model 7035, running on natural gas — in Green Sun Energy Services’ PowerBase Silver Plan. The generator itself was completed in March of 2021 and provides managed whole-house coverage through a 70-amp automatic transfer switch, keeping the home supplied when the grid goes down. The PowerBase Silver Plan puts the generator on a schedule of regular professional maintenance visits. Standby generators sit unused for long stretches and are then called on without warning; routine service — checking fluid levels, exercising

A Generac 22 kW standby generator maintenance plan: A Sea Girt homeowner brought their existing Generac 22 kW standby generator — model 7043, running on natural gas — into Green Sun Energy Services’ PowerBase program in September of 2025. The generator had not been installed by Green Sun, but the enrollment brought it under a structured maintenance schedule going forward. The unit is set up with a 100-amp transfer switch and a managed whole-house automatic transfer system, meaning the generator takes over the full house load when the grid goes down rather than covering only a selected circuit panel. Natural