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Plan standby power during construction with Brite Generators. Discuss the home's electrical loads, generator location, fuel supply, and installation needs before the project moves forward.
Plan Backup Power Into Your Next Build
Brite Generators is a Generac PowerPro Elite Dealer based in Franklin, Kentucky, providing generator installation, maintenance, repair, and authorized warranty service.
Bring your project plans and backup-power goals to Brite so the generator, transfer switch, fuel supply, and installation scope can be reviewed together.
- Generac standby equipment selected for the project
- Electrical, fuel, and site planning before installation
- Preferred builder pricing through Generac's program
- A local contact for ongoing generator service
Start With The Homeowner's Priorities
These are planning approaches to discuss with your installer. Equipment selection and the final scope depend on the home's loads, fuel supply, and site.
Generator-Ready
Plan suitable infrastructure during construction for a future generator installation.
Essential Loads
Identify the circuits and equipment the homeowner most needs during an outage.
Managed Whole Home
Discuss broader coverage with compatible controls that prioritize loads within generator capacity.
Higher-Demand Homes
Have multiple HVAC systems and other large loads evaluated before selecting equipment.
Coordinate the generator scope with the construction schedule.
Review service equipment, circuits, and transfer-switch requirements.
Identify the systems and appliances to support during an outage.
Confirm responsibilities and installation requirements together.
Plan It Before The Walls Close
Review these items with your qualified installer before electrical routes, fuel lines, and equipment locations are finalized.
Transfer Switch
Match the switch to the electrical service and the loads the generator will support.
Conduit And Wiring
Coordinate the required wiring routes with the electrical contractor.
Fuel Supply
Confirm fuel type, available capacity, pressure, and piping requirements.
Pad And Site
Review the installation base, drainage, service access, and equipment location.
Load Management
Determine whether compatible controls are needed for large electrical loads.
Project Approvals
Confirm applicable permits, inspections, and utility requirements.
Confirm The Location Before Installation
Clearances depend on the selected equipment and site. Have your installer review the current model-specific manual before approving the location.
Review nearby doors, windows, vents, and fresh-air intakes.
Keep the required working space accessible for maintenance.
Account for walls, fencing, vegetation, drainage, and utilities.
Confirm the placement with the installer and local authorities as required.
Match The Transfer Switch To The Job
An automatic transfer switch transfers the connected loads between utility and generator power. Select the configuration for the home's electrical design.
Service-Entrance Rated
A suitably rated switch can incorporate the service disconnect when the approved design calls for it.
Non-Service Rated
A non-service-rated switch requires appropriate service disconnect equipment upstream.
Circuit Coverage
Discuss which circuits will receive backup power and whether a dedicated load panel is appropriate.
Compatible load controls can delay or shed large loads to help keep demand within generator capacity. Discuss the necessary controls during sizing.
Get Pricing For Your Project
Generac's Builder Alliance includes preferred builder pricing. Ask Brite for the equipment and installation pricing that applies to your job.
Project-Specific Quote
Confirm Before OrderingProvide the jobsite, intended backup loads, fuel type, and project plans. Request a written quote showing equipment, installation scope, and any applicable tax or freight charges.
Confirm the model, price, availability, delivery arrangements, and quote validity before placing an order.
Call For Builder PricingConfirm The Details Before Scheduling
Check current equipment availability and the arrangements for your specific project with Brite Generators.
Equipment Availability
Confirm the model, transfer switch, accessories, and quantities before committing to a project schedule.
Pickup Or Delivery
Ask which options are available and confirm timing, location, freight charges, and unloading responsibilities.
Office Support
Call 270-223-6302 to discuss equipment and arrangements for your jobsite.
Have These Project Details Ready
- Jobsite address and primary contact
- Equipment requested and intended backup loads
- Construction stage and requested installation timing
- Site access and any delivery or unloading restrictions
Support The Homeowner Conversation
Generac's program offers sales materials and training. Ask Brite about the resources available for your company and project.
Product Information
Request current homeowner brochures and equipment information.
Program Training
Ask how to access the program's available training resources.
Co-Branding Requests
Discuss proposed logo use and customer materials with Brite before producing them.
Project Questions
Confirm product specifications and the quoted scope before presenting them to a homeowner.
Discuss Monitoring And HVAC Controls
Ask which monitoring and load-control options are compatible with the generator and HVAC equipment selected for the home.
Status Monitoring
Mobile Link can display status information from a supported, connected generator.
Alerts And Reminders
Available notifications include generator status and maintenance reminders. Features depend on the equipment, connection, and plan.
Compatible Load Control
The ecobee by Generac Smart Thermostat Enhanced offers built-in HVAC load management for compatible systems. Confirm compatibility before specifying it.
Give The Homeowner A Local Service Contact
Brite provides generator maintenance, repair, and authorized warranty service. Keep the equipment and installation records available for future support.
Maintenance
Review the equipment's maintenance schedule and discuss service options with Brite.
Service Requests
Call 270-223-6302 with the generator's model, serial number, and a description of the issue.
Warranty Review
Have Brite review the issue against the applicable written warranty and explain coverage and any charges before service.
Builder Alliance FAQs
Start here, then contact Brite for the equipment, pricing, and installation details for your project.
1What Does Membership Cost?
Generac states that its Builder Alliance program is free for builders, with no inventory requirement or minimum purchases. Equipment and services are quoted separately.
2Do We Have To Use One Contractor?
Generac's program allows builders to choose their installation contractor. Contact Brite if you would like Brite to quote the installation.
3When Should Brite Be Involved?
Contact Brite during planning, before electrical routes, fuel supply, and the generator location are finalized.
4Can We Plan For A Future Generator?
Yes. Generator-ready infrastructure can be planned during construction. Your installer must confirm the equipment and work needed for your project.
5How Do We Confirm Price And Delivery?
Request current project pricing from Brite and confirm equipment availability, delivery or pickup arrangements, and responsibilities before ordering.
6Where Do We Apply Or Log In?
Use the Builders Alliance Portal to apply for access or log in to an existing account. Call Brite at 270-223-6302 if you need help.
Program and planning resources: Generac Builder Alliance · Generac installation overview · Brite generator services
Tell Us About Your Company
Open the Builders Alliance Portal to apply for access or log in. Contact Brite to discuss your projects, equipment needs, and next steps.
- Company name and contact information
- Project location and construction stage
- Homeowner backup-power priorities
- Questions about equipment and installation
Apply for access or sign in to your existing account.