A home generator only matters on the day the power goes out, which is also the day you find out whether it works. Home generator repair covers the faults that stop a generator from starting, running or delivering power, and it starts with finding the cause instead of guessing.
The most common problems are:
- A weak or dead battery, or a failed starter
- Old fuel, a clogged fuel filter or a fuel supply problem
- A dirty air filter or a worn spark plug
- Low oil or a shutdown caused by an oil or temperature fault
- A failed automatic transfer switch that never hands the load to the generator
- Error codes from the control board
A good repair finds the actual fault, fixes it and then tests the generator under load, so you know it will carry the house, not just that it starts. Describe what the generator does or does not do when you call, and we will connect you with a local generator repair provider.
