Education & Municipal Generator Services in Atlanta

Schools, universities, water treatment plants, public safety buildings and emergency shelters all carry an obligation to stay open. We keep the backup power behind them dependable and audit-ready.

What's At Stake

Public facilities, public accountability

We work with districts and municipalities across Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett and surrounding counties — supporting procurement documentation, bid requirements, and multi-site fleets under one service agreement.

Shelter obligations

When a designated shelter or emergency operations center loses power, the community loses its fallback. Storm-season readiness is not optional.

Fleets that drift apart

Twenty sites serviced by five vendors means five report formats and no single view of risk across the district.

Budget cycles

Emergency repairs land outside the approved budget. Planned programs move that spend into a line item you can defend.

 Scope Of Work 

Exactly What We Do On Your Site

Every agreement is written down before we start — so there is no ambiguity about what is included, what is billed separately, and what we will flag before it becomes an emergency.

Included

Planned Maintenance

Scheduled PM across all sites
Annual pre-storm-season readiness checks
ATS exercising and verification
Fuel polishing and tank inspection
Battery and charger service
Asset inventory and condition scoring
On Demand

Repair & Project Work

Emergency response 24/7/365
Load bank testing for critical sites
Generator replacement and upgrades
Lift station & treatment plant support
Capital planning and budget estimates
Temporary rentals for events and repairs
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Codes & Standards

We Work To The Standards You're Held To

Compliance isn't a report we produce at the end — it's how the work is sequenced, tested, and recorded from the first visit.

NFPA 110 NEC 700/701/702 Georgia state building & fire codes Local AHJ requirements EPA fuel storage rules

Service Programs

Choose The Level Of Coverage That Fits

No rigid multi-year contract required unless your facility mandates one. Start where it makes sense and step up as your risk profile changes.

Baseline reliability

Essential

  • Annual preventive maintenance

     

  • Battery and fluid service

     

  • Written findings report

     

  • Business-hours support

Most common

Compliance

  • Semi-annual or quarterly PM

     

  • Annual load testing

     

  • NFPA 110 documentation

     

  • 24/7 emergency response

     

  • Deficiency tracking to close-out

Zero-tolerance facilities

Critical

  • Monthly PM and exercising

     

  • Witnessed load bank testing

     

  • MOP-led work under change control

     

  • Priority dispatch and parts

     

  • Named account manager

     

  • Capital planning reviews

Facility Types

Sites We Service Across Metro Atlanta

Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, Clayton, Douglas, Cherokee, Forsyth and Henry counties — plus North Georgia on request.

K–12 school campuses
Colleges & universities
Emergency shelters
911 & public safety centers
Water & wastewater treatment
Libraries & civic buildings
Courthouses & admin facilities
Transit & fleet depots

Let's Build A Service Program Around Your Facility

Send us your unit list — make, model, kW, and last service date — and we'll come back with a scoped program and pricing.

Can you cover every site in our district under one agreement?

Yes. We inventory each unit, set intervals appropriate to its role, and deliver one consolidated report per cycle so facilities directors can see the whole fleet at a glance.

Do you provide documentation for public bids and audits?

We do. Scopes, unit pricing, and service records are formatted for procurement review, and we can respond to formal RFPs and cooperative purchasing requirements.

Will service disrupt classes or public meetings?

No. We schedule around academic calendars, elections, and public events — including evening and weekend work when a site cannot be interrupted.