Commercial generators run harder, carry more critical loads, and warrant more frequent attention than residential units — which is why we don’t try to sell commercial customers a fixed residential-style tier. Instead, every Commercial Maintenance Plan is scoped around your equipment, your site count, and how critical uptime is to your operation, with transparent terms and no brand exclusivity.
Site count and unit inventory — single location or multi-site, and how many generators total.
Inspection frequency — commercial units generally warrant more frequent service than residential due to higher run-hours and criticality; we’ll recommend a schedule based on your equipment and usage.
Response time / SLA terms — for operators where downtime has a direct revenue impact (convenience stores, refrigeration-dependent retail, etc.), we can build priority response windows into the contract.
Remote monitoring — connected monitoring across every site under contract, with a single view of generator status rather than checking each location separately.
Reporting — consolidated service documentation across all locations under one contract, useful for facilities teams, insurance documentation, or ownership reporting.
Battery & transfer switch coverage — the two most common causes of a commercial no-start event, addressed proactively as part of scheduled visits.
Single-site commercial — Right for an independent retailer, single convenience store, or standalone small business location. Scoped like a residential Priority plan, but sized and scheduled for commercial equipment and usage.
Multi-site commercial — Right for operators managing more than one location. One contract, one point of contact, and consistent service standards and reporting across every site — instead of managing separate vendors or schedules per location.
Residential maintenance plans work well as fixed tiers because home standby generators are relatively uniform in size and usage. Commercial equipment varies far more — a single-pump gas station, a 40-store regional chain, and an independent retail storefront all have meaningfully different generator sizes, run-hour patterns, and criticality. Rather than force those into an ill-fitting fixed tier, we scope every commercial contract individually and provide a clear, written quote before anything is signed.
Pricing is based on unit size and type, number of sites, inspection frequency, and any SLA/priority response terms you need. We’ll provide a written quote after an initial site assessment or a review of your current equipment inventory.
Yes. We can review your generator’s service history and current condition and take over maintenance regardless of who serviced it previously or which brand it is.
Yes, priority dispatch and SLA-based response windows can be built into a commercial contract for operators where downtime has a direct revenue or safety impact.
Remote monitoring is typically included in multi-site commercial contracts and available as an add-on for single-site commercial plans.
Request a commercial quote or a site assessment, and we’ll review your current equipment, recommend an inspection frequency, and provide written terms before any commitment.
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