A consultation here is not a booking, and it is not a sales call. It is a request for an installer to contact you about your home — when the installer partner is in place and scheduling opens.
Right now, the installer partner is being finalised. So this page is honest about what it is: a request list. You join the list. When scheduling opens, you are among the first to hear. We don’t promise a date, and we don’t pretend this is a booking.
If you’d rather talk to someone first, call us. If you’d rather read first, get the Cost Guide. If you’re ready to be on the list, the form is below.
Generators are installed one home at a time — there is no ‘buy now’ button here. If you’d like an installer to contact you about your home, call us, or join the consultation request list below.
Prefer to talk?
Call (561) 589-2937. During this period the line is answered by voicemail; leave your name, ZIP, and number, and we call you back. If you are calling about the request list, say so — and leave the number you’d like us to call.
What happens after you join the request list
- You are on the list. We will email the Cost Guide to the address you gave.
- When the installer partner is in place and scheduling opens, we call or text the number you gave — only with your permission, only about this request, and only when there’s a real scheduling option to offer.
- If you change your mind, tell us through the contact page and the request is withdrawn — no calls, no texts, nothing shared.
Not ready to talk to anyone yet?
Get the free Cost Guide by email — the full installed-cost breakdown, what each line item covers, and the questions to ask before you sign — when the guide is ready.
The free Palm Beach County Generator Cost Guide — the full installed-cost breakdown, what each line item covers, and the questions to ask before you sign — by email, when the guide is ready.
Or start with the numbers: the full Palm Beach County cost breakdown, or the city breakdown for Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, West Palm Beach, or Jupiter.
Figures last reviewed November 2026 · Sources: see ‘How we get our numbers’ on the About page.
What a whole-home generator is — and isn’t
Palm Beach Backup Power is an information and referral site. We publish the numbers, the rules, and the costs — and when the installer partner is in place, we refer you to a licensed installer for the work. We don’t install generators, and we don’t sell them. What we do is make the decision legible: what it costs, what the permit costs, what the fuel line costs, and what to ask before you sign.