Independent directory listings for Miami (Miami-Dade County). Every business below was checked against a public company or Generac dealer page. We do not invent reviews.
Miami-Dade sees frequent tropical-storm outages and multi-day recoveries after major hurricanes. Whole-home standby units on natural gas or propane keep AC, refrigeration, and medical devices running when FPL or local co-ops are restoring lines.
Expect electrical and gas permits through Miami-Dade or your municipality, plus a Notice of Commencement for larger jobs. Many HOAs require architectural approval for exterior equipment, setbacks, and noise. Ask installers who pulls permits and whether they coordinate HOA packets.
Natural gas is common in many Miami neighborhoods where Peoples Gas / municipal mains reach the street. Propane tanks are typical for homes off the gas main — budget for tank lease or purchase plus trenching.
South Florida dealers publicly cite roughly $11,000–$17,000 turnkey for a typical 22 kW system, with equipment, transfer switch, install, and permits. Larger homes, long gas runs, and panel upgrades push higher.
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4 listings with public source URLs.
18573 SW 104th Ave, Miami, FL 33157
Factory-authorized Generac dealer serving Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys. Sister company handles electrical installation.
Phone: (786) 592-1149 · Website
Serves: Miami
Source: Company Generac dealer page
2769 SW 22nd Street, Miami, FL 33145
Local Generac showroom in Miami with turnkey install and maintenance packages.
Phone: (305) 900-5055 · Website
Serves: Miami, Fort Lauderdale
Source: Company contact page
3011 Greene Street, Hollywood, FL 33020
Broward / Hollywood showroom for Generac whole-home systems serving Fort Lauderdale and nearby cities.
Phone: (305) 900-5055 · Website
Serves: Fort Lauderdale, Miami
Source: Company locations page
2117 N Dixie Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
Factory-trained Generac dealer with 7-day emergency assistance listed on their dealer site.
Phone: (954) 566-6898 · Website
Serves: Fort Lauderdale, Miami
Source: Company Generac dealer page
South Florida dealers publicly cite roughly $11,000–$17,000 turnkey for a typical 22 kW system, with equipment, transfer switch, install, and permits. Larger homes, long gas runs, and panel upgrades push higher.
Expect electrical and gas permits through Miami-Dade or your municipality, plus a Notice of Commencement for larger jobs. Many HOAs require architectural approval for exterior equipment, setbacks, and noise. Ask installers who pulls permits and whether they coordinate HOA packets.
Natural gas is common in many Miami neighborhoods where Peoples Gas / municipal mains reach the street. Propane tanks are typical for homes off the gas main — budget for tank lease or purchase plus trenching.