Who we serve
Whole-home standby generator dealers. That's the whole list.
We turn down work outside this niche. It's the only reason we already know which searches produce a sold install and which produce a homeowner shopping for a portable unit at the hardware store.
Five kinds of dealers
Same category, different problems
Generac Dealers
You carry the most recognized brand in standby power. That brand sends leads to whoever ranks. Make sure that is you, not the electrician who added generators last year.
Learn more Kohler Dealers
Kohler dealers sell on build quality and a quieter unit. That story wins in the driveway and loses online, because nobody is telling it where homeowners are searching.
Learn more Cummins Dealers
Cummins dealers often straddle residential and light commercial. Two buyers, two search patterns, two campaigns. Most agencies build one and wonder why the numbers are soft.
Learn more Briggs & Stratton Dealers
Briggs & Stratton is a household name in engines, but most homeowners do not know the brand makes standby generators. That gap is either a weakness or a big head start, depending on your marketing.
Learn more Independent Electrical Contractors
You already have the license, the crew and the truck. Generators are the highest-ticket job you can add, if you market them as their own business instead of a line on the services page.
Learn more Who we don't serve
Not a fit, and we'll say so on the call
Portable generator retailers. Dealers with no install crew. Anyone looking for a one-month trial of SEO. And any dealer in a market where we already represent a competitor: exclusivity runs both ways.
No pitch deck. No pressure.
A 20-minute conversation about your install pipeline: where your calls are going today, and what it takes to make them ring at your shop instead.