Generator interlock kits, inlet boxes, and code-compliant backfeed wiring across San Angelo and the Concho Valley. Run your portable generator into your home panel — legally, safely, and without islanding the utility lines.
A generator interlock kit is one of the best-kept secrets in residential electrical work. For a fraction of the cost of a whole-home standby generator, you get the ability to safely and legally backfeed a portable generator into your panel — meaning you can run any circuit in your house from the generator, not just the few that a manual transfer switch covers. It's code-compliant, inspector-approved, and exactly what most homeowners actually need.
We install generator interlock kits, inlet boxes, and the wiring between them across San Angelo and the surrounding Concho Valley. Every install is panel-specific (interlock kits are made for specific panel brands and models — there's no universal one), wired with proper conduit and an outdoor-rated inlet box, and pulled with a permit. We also do a test run with your generator before we leave, so you know how to operate the system when the lights actually go out.
From new-generator owners to long-time-portable-haulers, this is the work we do most often.
Got a generator sitting in the garage from a hardware store run two outages ago? Let's actually wire it into your house — safely.
A whole-home standby generator is great, but it's a significant investment. An interlock + portable generator is much more affordable and covers most outages.
Running cords through windows from a generator on the porch is sketchy and limited. Interlock lets you run circuits through the panel — properly.
West Texas thunderstorms knock out power regularly. Interlock + portable means you're ready instead of in the dark.
Rural service can be slow to restore after outages. Having a portable + interlock means you're not waiting on the utility.
Backfeeding without an interlock is a felony and can kill line workers. The interlock is the legal, safe way to do exactly what you want to do.
Don't wait. Electrical emergencies can become dangerous fast.
From a basic interlock-and-inlet setup to a more involved install with a panel upgrade or a longer trenched conduit run, we handle generator interlock work across San Angelo, Grape Creek, Wall, Christoval, Ballinger, and the rest of the Concho Valley.
We work with most major panel brands and source the right interlock kit for your specific panel.
A generator interlock is a one-time install that pays off every outage. Here's how we run the job.
We confirm your panel brand and model (interlock kits are panel-specific), check breaker space, and pick the inlet location.
A clear price for the install — interlock kit, generator breaker, inlet box, conduit, permit, and inspection.
Interlock plate mounted, generator breaker installed, inlet box wired with proper conduit, all to NEC code.
We start your generator, run a real test through the inlet, and walk you through how to operate the system safely. Inspection coordinated.
Backfeeding a generator without an interlock is illegal and dangerous. Doing it right takes a panel-specific interlock kit, the right inlet, and proper wiring. We do all three.
Tell us about your generator (or what you're thinking of buying) and your panel. We'll come back with a quote for the install and a recommendation if you need one.
Tell Us About It → Or Call (325) 530-4247Based in San Angelo, serving Tom Green County and the surrounding region.
What San Angelo homeowners ask before booking a generator interlock install.
