Question 1

How does GENERasic estimate my whole-home generator price?

Accepted Answer

You photograph your home and its meters and panel, and the app pulls real public data for your address — square footage and year built from the county tax roll, your FEMA flood zone and base flood elevation, and ground elevation — then sizes the generator and returns one all-in installed price. No phone tag with a salesman.

Question 2

Do I have to talk to a salesperson to get a price?

Accepted Answer

No. The whole point is to skip the all-day waiting window and the callback runaround. You get a real good/better/best estimate in about five minutes, on your own time. A vetted local installer only confirms the details on site after you decide to move forward.

Question 3

What does the price include?

Accepted Answer

It is a turnkey, all-in installed number — the generator, the transfer switch, the pad or flood-elevation mount, the permit, and the trades to set it up — not just the equipment. You see one price, not a menu of line items.

Question 4

Does it work anywhere in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Yes. GENERasic uses statewide data layers that work uniformly across all 67 Florida counties, so a homeowner in any Florida county gets the same experience. The on-site installer finalizes anything local, such as the permit jurisdiction.

Question 5

Why does flood elevation change the price?

Accepted Answer

In Florida, a standby generator usually must sit at or above the design flood elevation. Depending on how high that is, your unit may need a simple pad, a raised stand, or a cantilevered mount — and the app derives that from your FEMA flood zone and ground elevation so the price already reflects it.

It's 2026. Rockets land themselves. Buying a generator still means waiting on a salesman. Get your real install price in about ten minutes — no callback, no all-day waiting window.

Everything we'd tell our own family before they buy one