Auxiliary Power Systems of West Florida

Auxiliary Power Systems of West Florida specializes in Generac standby generators for homes and businesses. The company's factory-trained technicians install permanent backup power systems that automatically start during power outages, supplying electricity until utility service returns.

The business offers generator installation, repair, and warranty service. Technicians are equipped to handle most repairs on-site and provide emergency assistance seven days a week. The company is located at 503 West Detroit Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32534, and operates Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. Call (850) 475-8724 to request an estimate or schedule service.

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Florida requires electrical contractors to hold a license issued by the Electrical Contractors' Licensing Board under the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. When generator work involves electrical wiring, fixtures, or systems, the contractor performing it must hold an active Electrical Contractor (EC) or Registered Electrical Contractor (ER) license. You can verify a contractor's license status at the DBPR online license search portal.

Before work begins, confirm that your contractor holds the appropriate license type for the scope of your project. The state licensing board oversees general electrical contractors as well as specialty categories. When you call a contractor for an estimate, ask whether they hold an active state license and ask for the license number so you can verify it yourself.

Most residential electrical work in Florida requires a permit from your local building authority. Your contractor should handle permit applications and ensure the installation meets the Florida Building Code. Ask whether a permit is required for your project and who will manage the permitting process.