Total Power Systems handles generator installation, maintenance, and repair for homes and businesses across the Oklahoma City metro, specializing in backup power systems that keep properties running during outages caused by severe weather or grid failure.
Total Power Systems operates as a full-service generator contractor licensed to install and service both portable and permanently mounted backup power systems. The company works with residential customers protecting single-family homes and rental properties as well as commercial clients running medical offices, data centers, retail locations, and manufacturing facilities. Installation includes site assessment, permitting, electrical integration with home or building panels, and load testing before handoff. The business also handles routine maintenance contracts and emergency repair calls for systems that have failed or degraded.
Residential generator installation typically ranges from $3,500 to $8,000 for a permanently mounted unit, depending on system size (measured in kilowatts), fuel type (natural gas, propane, or diesel), and the complexity of electrical integration required. A portable generator installation or transfer switch setup runs lower, around $1,500 to $3,000. Maintenance contracts for existing systems average $150 to $300 annually and include load testing, filter changes, and fuel stabilization. Emergency repair calls carry a service fee starting at $150, then labor at an hourly rate; confirm current pricing directly with the company as service costs fluctuate with parts availability.
Oklahoma City has several generator contractors, but Total Power Systems distinguishes itself through commercial-grade expertise. Smaller handyman services and big-box retailers can sell portable units but rarely handle the electrical code compliance and load calculations required for whole-home or commercial systems in Oklahoma City's jurisdiction. Larger regional HVAC companies sometimes bundle generator sales with their service offerings but typically focus on their primary discipline. Choose Total Power Systems if you need a contractor who specializes in generators and understands Oklahoma City's specific permit requirements (the city requires electrical inspections for hardwired systems and ties into the metro area's utility infrastructure). Choose a general contractor or electrician if you already have a generator and need only basic wiring help, though you may face longer turnaround times for a non-specialty job.
Total Power Systems suits homeowners in Oklahoma City neighborhoods prone to extended outages from spring thunderstorms and ice events, particularly those with medical equipment, sump pumps, or temperature-sensitive systems. It suits small-business owners who cannot absorb the cost of downtime, like dental practices, pharmacies, or restaurants with refrigeration. It does not suit renters without landlord approval, customers seeking the absolute lowest upfront cost (portable units from big-box stores cost less initially but require manual setup and fuel management), or properties where natural gas and propane lines do not reach (rural areas may require diesel, which adds cost and complexity).
An initial consultation typically involves a site visit where a technician assesses the property's electrical panel capacity, fuel availability (natural gas line presence, propane tank feasibility, or diesel storage), and load requirements. The technician calculates what appliances and systems need backup power, which determines unit size and fuel type. A written estimate follows, including equipment cost, installation labor, permits, and inspections. Most residential jobs take one to three days of installation work once permits clear, with the city's electrical inspection scheduled before the system goes live.
Total Power Systems operates during standard business hours for consultation scheduling and office contact. Emergency repair calls are available by phone; confirm whether weekend and after-hours service carries an additional fee. Installation work is performed at the customer's property, so parking and site access are the homeowner's or business owner's responsibility. Most jobs require the electrical panel to be accessible and some outdoor space for equipment staging.
Total Power Systems fills a critical gap in Oklahoma City's home-service market by combining equipment expertise with familiarity of local electrical codes and the metro area's weather patterns, making it the practical choice for customers who want both reliability and local accountability in their backup power system.
