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Automatic Transfer Switch Repair in Exeter, MO
Exeter, MO · 65647 Call for an estimate

Automatic Transfer Switch Repair in Exeter, MO Near Me

Repair of the transfer switch that connects your generator to the house when the power fails.

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The automatic transfer switch is what moves your home from utility power to the generator, and back again. If it fails, the generator can run perfectly and the house stays dark. It also protects utility workers by keeping the generator from feeding power back into the grid.

Signs of a transfer switch problem:

  • The generator starts during an outage but the house has no power
  • The switch clicks, buzzes or does not move
  • The generator does not start when the power goes out, because the switch is not sending the start signal
  • Lights flicker or the load drops out when switching

Transfer switch work involves your home's electrical system, so it should be done by a qualified person. Call and describe what you see, and we will connect you with a local provider.

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Tell us about your generator

Describe the problem, the type of generator and where you are. Call (877) 884-0342.

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Ask for an estimate

The cost depends on the generator and the fault. Ask for an estimate once the problem is clear.

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A local provider is arranged

We connect you with a local generator repair provider for Exeter, MO. Availability depends on your area.

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Repair and testing

The provider repairs the generator and tests it. You deal with the provider directly.

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Home Generator Repair Services Across Exeter, MO

Serving every neighborhood and ZIP code in Exeter, MO with same-day Home Generator Repair dispatch. Local Generator Repairs you can trust.

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65647

Home Generator Repair testimonials

What Exeter, MO says about our Home Generator Repair service

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Last winter, a big storm knocked out power in Exeter, MO and our generator wouldn't start. Guardian Repair handled the emergency generator repair perfectly. Their team worked efficiently in the cold, restoring everything quickly so our family stayed comfortable.

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J. Martinez
Exeter, MO · Customer
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After my home generator stopped working during an outage, I found Guardian Repair by searching for Home Generator Repair online. They arrived promptly in Exeter, MO and handled the repair professionally, restoring power at just the right time.

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R. Hayes
Exeter, MO · Customer
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When our home generator failed during a storm in Exeter, MO, Guardian Repair arrived fast and fixed everything with genuine care. Their help saved our family from real trouble and left us feeling safe and grateful. Now we know who to trust for any future issues.

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S. Patel
Exeter, MO · Customer
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Automatic Transfer Switch Repair FAQs

Frequently asked questions about Automatic Transfer Switch Repair

Questions we hear most often about Automatic Transfer Switch Repair in Exeter, MO.

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What should I do if my generator fails during a power outage?
Do not run it indoors or in a garage, and do not refuel a hot generator. If you smell fuel or see smoke, shut it off if it is safe and move away. Otherwise note any error code and what it did, then call and describe the problem.
What is the difference between a standby generator and a portable generator?
A standby generator is permanently installed, runs on natural gas or propane and starts automatically when the power fails. A portable generator is moved by hand, runs on gasoline or propane, and you start it and connect it yourself.
What does an automatic transfer switch do?
It moves your home from utility power to the generator when the power goes out, and back again when it returns. It also prevents the generator from feeding power back into the grid, which protects utility workers.
Why does my generator run but the house has no power?
The usual causes are a failed transfer switch, a tripped breaker, a damaged outlet or a failed voltage regulator. Because it involves your electrical system, it should be checked by a qualified person.
Is it safe to repair a generator myself?
Basic checks like the oil level, battery and fuel are reasonable. Fuel systems, the transfer switch and anything connected to your home's wiring involve fire, shock and carbon monoxide risks, so they are best left to a qualified provider.

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