Chandler home generator installation is about having power sorted out before an outage hits, not scrambling for options once it does. Johnson Power & Air handles the full project, the electrical connection plus coordinating whichever mason, plumber, or gas professional the install calls for, so you’re not managing multiple contractors on your own.
How the Process Works
We start with a consultation and inspection to understand your home’s actual power needs, not a generic recommendation pulled off a price list. From there, we help you pick a generator sized to your household and budget, whether that’s a portable unit covering essential circuits or a standby system built for the whole house.
What’s Included
Electrical Connection
Tying the generator into your home’s electrical system correctly is the part we handle directly as the electrician on the job.
Coordinating Other Trades
No mason, plumber, or gas professional lined up yet? We can manage that side of the project. Already have them? We’re glad to step in as the electrician and work alongside your existing team.
Sizing and Selection
Every home’s power needs are different. We walk through what you’d want to keep running during an outage and what fits your budget before recommending a specific unit.
What’s Not Included
Our part ends when the generator’s installed and working. Whatever comes up with it afterward, portable and mobile units included, falls to someone else, not us.
Service Area
We’re based nearby in Gilbert and install generators throughout Chandler and the rest of the greater Phoenix metro area, including Mesa, Tempe, and Queen Creek. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll set up a consultation, with a free estimate before anything is scheduled.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need my own plumber or gas professional before calling you?
A: Not necessarily. If those trades aren’t lined up yet, we can manage that part of the project. If you already have them, we’ll join in as the electrician.
Q: What determines the size of generator I need?
A: A consultation and inspection of your home’s actual power draw, weighed against what you want covered during an outage and what fits your budget.
Q: Will you service my generator down the road?
A: No. Our role is the installation itself. Repair and ongoing service after that, including on portable and mobile units, falls outside what we do.
Q: Why go with a family-owned company instead of a bigger provider?
A: Being family-owned tends to mean more direct communication with less overhead, which is part of how we keep pricing competitive against larger providers.