Texxas Power · Commercial service & maintenance
A standby generator earns its cost on one day, and only if it starts. We maintain, monitor and repair commercial standby generators across Fort Worth, Dallas, Southlake and North Texas, on any major brand, whoever installed them.
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The case for scheduled service
A generator that has not been serviced does not announce it. The weekly exercise cycle confirms the engine starts. It does not confirm the transfer switch will operate, the battery will carry a starting load, or the system will hold your building's demand for hours rather than minutes.
Batteries last three to five years. A weak one cranks slowly on a warm day and not at all on a cold night, which is precisely when it is needed.
The generator starts, runs, and powers nothing, because the switch that moves your building onto generator power never operated. From inside the building this looks identical to a generator that failed.
Neither stops the unit starting. Both shorten the life of an engine you expect to run for fifteen years, and they do it silently.
Scheduled service exists to find these while the power is still on, when a part costs what a part costs, rather than during an outage when it costs the outage as well.
Maintenance plans
Every commercial generator maintenance plan covers the same work on every visit. The only difference is how often we come out, which depends on your run hours and how much depends on the system staying up.
The full preventive service once a year, timed for the fourth quarter so the system is checked and proven before winter.
Best for lightly loaded systems in buildings where an outage is disruptive rather than damaging.
Service either side of the two seasons that actually take generators out in North Texas, summer heat and winter ice.
Best for most commercial sites, and any system that has run through a real outage in the past year.
Service every quarter, with oil and filter changes twice a year and a full inspection every visit.
Best for liquid-cooled systems, high run hours, and any operation where an outage stops production, spoils stock or closes the doors.
The service visit
The same checklist runs on air-cooled and liquid-cooled systems. Nothing here is optional, and nothing is priced as an extra.
Every visit ends the same way. We simulate an outage: we cut the power and make the system prove the whole sequence, that it detects the loss, starts, transfers, and carries your building's actual load. A run test proves the engine runs. An outage simulation proves the system works.
You get a written report of what was inspected, what was replaced and what was measured, after every visit.
Proof under load
An outage simulation proves your system carries the load your building draws on the day. A load bank proves it carries its full rated load, for a sustained period, under controlled conditions.
We bring a load bank to site and test the system to its rating, either as a standalone test or alongside a scheduled visit.
Ask About Load Bank TestingMonitoring and emergency response
Two things shorten the distance between a fault and a commercial generator repair: seeing it early, and being able to get someone there at any hour.
We connect your system through Generac Mobile Link, over WiFi or cellular, and track its status daily. When it reports a fault, we see it. This matters most for the failures that happen quietly, weeks before the outage that would have exposed them.
Monitored sites also move to the front of the queue, with service within 48 hours of a fault being flagged, weather permitting.
Available through the monitoring program, and requires a compatible Generac system.
Genuine 24/7 emergency service across DFW and all of north texas, same day or next day where the situation allows, from a fleet of five service trucks and six technicians covering the metroplex.
Emergency and after-hours rates apply depending on the circumstances, and we tell you what they are before we roll. No surprises on the invoice.
Brands we service
We service Generac, Kohler, Champion, Briggs & Stratton and Cummins commercial systems, regardless of who installed them. We sell and install three of those brands. We maintain and repair all five, because the system in your building is the system in your building.
We are a factory-authorized warranty service provider for Generac and Champion, so warranty work on those systems can be handled here rather than sending you back to whoever installed them.
That is a normal starting point, not a problem. We assess the current condition, bring the system back to a proper baseline, and put it on a schedule from there. Tell us the brand and model number and we will tell you what it needs.
Getting started
We come out, inspect the system, and establish what condition it is actually in, including anything a previous provider left outstanding.
Anything overdue gets brought up to date, so the schedule starts from a known position rather than an assumption.
We recommend an interval based on your run hours, your equipment and what happens to your operation when the power goes out, not on a package tier.
Visits happen on schedule without anyone at your end having to remember them, with a written report each time and monitoring if you want it.
Common questions
The questions that come up most before a commercial generator service plan starts. Anything not covered here, call us and ask.
(817) 439-9009At least annually. Higher run hours, liquid-cooled systems and sites where uptime is critical usually justify bi-annual or quarterly visits. We recommend an interval after seeing the system rather than before.
Yes. Generac, Kohler, Champion, Briggs & Stratton and Cummins, regardless of who installed them, and we are a factory-authorized warranty service provider for Generac and Champion.
The outage simulation happens on every visit and proves the system takes your building's real load. Load bank testing is a separate service that proves the system at its full rated capacity for a sustained period, under controlled conditions.
Yes. We assess the system's current condition first, bring anything overdue up to date, and schedule from there. You do not need service records for us to start, though they help.
We run 24/7 emergency service, same day or next day where the situation allows, with five trucks and six technicians across the metroplex. Monitored sites get priority, with service within 48 hours of a fault being flagged, weather permitting. Emergency and after-hours rates apply depending on the circumstances, and we tell you what they are before we come out.
Yes. If you run several sites across DFW and North Texas we can standardise equipment and service schedules across them, which usually simplifies both maintenance and parts.
It depends on the size of the system and the interval you choose. Tell us the model and we will price all three intervals for you, with no obligation to take one.
No. Single service visits are available. Most sites move onto a plan because it takes the scheduling off their list, not because it is required.
Free service assessment
We will come out, inspect what you have, and tell you honestly what condition it is in and what it needs. Free, and no obligation.
Tell us about the facility. We'll come back with next steps.
Facing an outage right now? Call (817) 439-9009 or (972) 944-5520 instead.
