Generator installer directory

LumoWatt lists standby generator installers by state and city. Every listing shown as license-checked has had its state electrical license verified against the licensing board on the date shown, we do not list businesses solely because they submitted a form.

What LumoWatt verifies

For a listing marked license-checked, we confirm the business holds an active electrical or contractor license with the relevant state board as of the date shown on its profile. That check is re-run periodically, not just once at signup. See our editorial policy for the full methodology and our listing standards for what a business needs to appear here at all. For the real numbers behind that, including how many listings are actually license-checked versus fully claimed, see our directory data report.

What license verification doesn't cover

A checked license confirms the business is legally allowed to do electrical work in that state. It is not a quality rating, it doesn't reflect customer reviews, pricing, past complaints, or workmanship, and it doesn't guarantee a particular outcome. Use it as one input alongside quotes, references, and your own judgment, not as the only thing you check.

How to choose an installer

Get quotes from at least two or three license-checked installers, not just one.
Ask for a real load calculation for your home, not just a size based on square footage, see our sizing calculator for a starting estimate.
Confirm who pulls the permit, an installer who skips permitting is a red flag.
Ask what the workmanship warranty covers separately from the manufacturer warranty.
Check whether they're certified for the specific brand you're considering.

Major markets

Cities with the most license-checked listings on LumoWatt.

Recently reviewed markets

Cities with the most recently license-checked listings.

All cities we cover

Every city with at least 3 license-checked installers, by state.

Oklahoma City

Charleston