Power On Generators

Power On Generators has served the Tallahassee area since 2004, specializing in standby generator installation, service, and repair. The family-owned business holds a Generac Plus Dealer designation and handles design through installation in-house with its own gas and electrical teams. The company operates Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM.

The business covers Tallahassee, North Florida, and parts of South Georgia, including Bristol, Crawfordville, Grand Ridge, St. George Island, Madison, Midway, Montecello, Thomasville, and Perry. Power On offers turnkey installation with proper permitting, biannual maintenance plans, and generator maintenance and service contracts. It carries Generac and Kohler equipment.

With a 5.0 rating from 34 Google reviews, Power On provides free estimates and offers flexible monthly financing. New generator purchases include a free Generac 10-year warranty (up to $1,200 value) under a limited-time factory promotion valid through May 15, 2026.

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