Decision to purchase was made to accommodate (mostly) the electric wheel chair that my husband now requires. Our electric has since been off twice since the purchase for several hours each time, but the generator immediately took over and we hardly noticed. I don't know why we didn't make this purchase years ago.

Since this was our first purchase of a standby generator, we have since been extremely happy with our purchase and install of it. We have the weekly time that the test run function is set, so that we are usually around to audibly hear it start up and run. The longest time we have been without power has been 3 hours so far. Since we are a total electric house, this isn't a luxury, it is a necessity for us to have.

After building our new home on the South Texas coast and installing our new Generac with automatic start, we moved in in May 2017. Three weeks later, a huge storm hit and our entire town lost power. Needless to say, we were the only house on our street with power and, thank goodness, air conditioning. Our Generac was worth every penny -- we're so glad we installed it from the beginning!

Thoroughly pleased with my standby generator. My mind is always at ease knowing that losing power in my house will be prevented by my Generac standby generator. We lost power about a month ago for an hour and within a few seconds my generator started and I had full electrical power throughout my house. What a great feeling!

I have had my whole house generator installed for about 4 months now. I installed it myself and it took some time. I would not recommend installing it yourself unless you have quite a bit of electrical knowledge and hands on experience. So far we haven't had an electrical outage so other than the scheduled automated test cycles it hasn't seen much action. The twin cylinder engine is a beast and a lot more quiet than my portable generator.

It's early times yet, so I'm not ready to rate the installation and equipment. We had some qlitches getting the stand built, in part because the Generac team wouldn't do it (too high, they said) and we had to contract that job out. Attaching the stand to our house turned out to be a bad idea, because the house shakes whenever the generator comes on. The stand should, if possible, be free-standing. Ask me after it's been through a hurricane.

It was almost three months from the installation to the first real use of the generator and it performed flawlessly. Our power was out for nearly an hour with the generator providing power after about a 30 second delay. I am just wondering why I waited so long to have one installed. My only issue is that I would like to have a set of outlets on the generator to power items outside.

Works like advertised. I would recommend to anyone using LP gas that are not near a major road get a 1000 gallon tank. I purchased a 500 gal not realizing that they only fill to 80% or 400 gallons. I wish they had put a opening on the bottom of the housing to make run electric lines underground and up through the slab easy. It was hard to cut a whole through the base with a new whole saw.

I had my generator installed a few months ago. The transaction was top of the line. From the Owner (Russell) to the installer's, completely professional and courteous. Last week the main power went out and within seconds the generator automatically did exactly what it was supposed to do. Now I have the peace of mind knowing that even if I am away from home, my home will be supplied with power!! Great investment!!

The installation was a fire and mechanical hazard. 1. Putting the garage door down ripped the wires down causing the door to get stuck. 2. The garage door spring cables rubbed on the power lines - creating a fire hazard. The installation is being redone. I may change my review after the problems are corrected.