Independent directory listings for West Palm Beach (Palm Beach County). Every business below was checked against a public company or Generac dealer page. We do not invent reviews.
Palm Beach County sits on the Atlantic hurricane track. FPL outages after tropical systems can last days in coastal and inland neighborhoods alike. Whole-home standby units keep AC, refrigeration, and medical devices running while crews restore lines — especially useful in HOA communities where portable generators are restricted.
Expect electrical and gas (or plumbing) permits for a permanent standby install. Unincorporated Palm Beach County fee schedules list roughly $150 for electrical-only generator permits and about $250 when a tank and/or fuel lines are included; cities such as West Palm Beach set their own fees through their building divisions. Flood-zone properties may need the unit elevated above base flood elevation. Many HOAs require architectural approval for pad location, screening, and noise — start that packet early.
Natural gas is common in many developed Palm Beach County neighborhoods and is usually the simpler fuel when a main reaches the street. Western and some coastal pockets without a main use propane tanks (often 250–500 gallons). Confirm BTU demand and line size at the site visit — generators often need a larger dedicated gas run than homeowners expect.
Palm Beach County contractors publicly cite roughly $9,000–$13,000 installed for smaller 14–18 kW systems, about $12,000–$17,000 for typical 20–22 kW managed whole-home installs, and $16,000–$22,000+ for larger 24–26 kW homes. Propane tanks, long gas runs, flood-zone platforms, and panel upgrades push higher.
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4 listings with public source URLs.
2771 Vista Parkway, Suite F-4, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
West Palm Beach–based Generac PowerPro Elite+ and Kohler dealer (division of Static Electric Company, founded 1986). Florida electrical licence EC13002031 and gas contractor licence #24513; turnkey install plus maintenance plans.
Phone: (561) 242-8869 · Website
Serves: West Palm Beach
2271 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33409
Generac showroom on Palm Beach Lakes Blvd serving West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Jupiter, and nearby markets with turnkey install, service, and maintenance.
Phone: (561) 774-7714 · Website
Serves: West Palm Beach
Source: Company homepage / showroom
306 Wickline Blvd, Lantana, FL 33462
Authorized Generac dealer serving West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County from Lantana; pulls permits and handles FPL coordination when service upgrades are needed.
Phone: (561) 270-4756 · Website
Serves: West Palm Beach
6112 Washington Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33405
West Palm Beach electrical contractor (License EC13001410) installing and servicing whole-house standby systems since 1976; publishes local cost ranges and handles permits/HOA packets.
Phone: (561) 582-2600 · Website
Serves: West Palm Beach
Palm Beach County contractors publicly cite roughly $9,000–$13,000 installed for smaller 14–18 kW systems, about $12,000–$17,000 for typical 20–22 kW managed whole-home installs, and $16,000–$22,000+ for larger 24–26 kW homes. Propane tanks, long gas runs, flood-zone platforms, and panel upgrades push higher.
Expect electrical and gas (or plumbing) permits for a permanent standby install. Unincorporated Palm Beach County fee schedules list roughly $150 for electrical-only generator permits and about $250 when a tank and/or fuel lines are included; cities such as West Palm Beach set their own fees through their building divisions. Flood-zone properties may need the unit elevated above base flood elevation. Many HOAs require architectural approval for pad location, screening, and noise — start that packet early.
Natural gas is common in many developed Palm Beach County neighborhoods and is usually the simpler fuel when a main reaches the street. Western and some coastal pockets without a main use propane tanks (often 250–500 gallons). Confirm BTU demand and line size at the site visit — generators often need a larger dedicated gas run than homeowners expect.