Independent directory listings for Tampa (Hillsborough County (Tampa Bay)). Every business below was checked against a public company or Generac dealer page. We do not invent reviews.
Tampa Bay regularly loses power in tropical systems even when landfall is elsewhere on the Gulf. Summer heat makes air conditioning the load that drives many whole-home sizing decisions.
Hillsborough (and neighboring Pinellas/Pasco) typically require electrical and gas permits plus inspections of the transfer switch, grounding, and gas pressure. Licensed contractors usually pull permits under their EC license.
TECO Peoples Gas natural gas is often the simplest fuel when available at the street. Propane tanks add roughly $1,500–$4,000 depending on size and lease vs purchase (per local contractor write-ups).
Tampa Bay contractor ranges published in 2025: about $10,000–$15,000 installed for 14–18 kW air-cooled whole-home units, and roughly $14,000–$20,000 for 22–26 kW. Larger liquid-cooled systems cost more.
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3 listings with public source URLs.
Service area listed on company site (street address not published)
Licensed Generac authorized dealer serving Central Florida including Orlando and Tampa; maintenance plans and remote monitoring offered on their site. Street address not published on the homepage we checked.
Phone: (386) 631-8982 · Website
Serves: Orlando, Tampa
Source: Company website
203 W Booe St, Bunnell, FL 32110
Serves Jacksonville from Flagler County facility; authorized Generac and Kohler dealer with in-house technicians (no subcontractors, per their site).
Phone: (877) 776-0378 · Website
Serves: Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa
4322 Piedmont Parkway, Greensboro, NC 27410 (serves Florida)
National Generac Power Pro Premier dealer listing Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and other Florida markets; Florida installs coordinated from their Florida portal.
Phone: (877) 799-3446 · Website
Serves: Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa
Tampa Bay contractor ranges published in 2025: about $10,000–$15,000 installed for 14–18 kW air-cooled whole-home units, and roughly $14,000–$20,000 for 22–26 kW. Larger liquid-cooled systems cost more.
Hillsborough (and neighboring Pinellas/Pasco) typically require electrical and gas permits plus inspections of the transfer switch, grounding, and gas pressure. Licensed contractors usually pull permits under their EC license.
TECO Peoples Gas natural gas is often the simplest fuel when available at the street. Propane tanks add roughly $1,500–$4,000 depending on size and lease vs purchase (per local contractor write-ups).