Standby Generator Maintenance and Service Agreements
GenTech Generator Maintenance LLC provides maintenance, service, inspections and repairs for existing standby generators throughout Southwest Florida. We service Briggs & Stratton, Generac, Kohler and Cummins systems, with optional 24/7 monitoring where compatible.
Maintenance packages include two visits per year with different service priorities: a primary full-maintenance visit and a checkup with more extensive enclosure and perimeter care.
We also provide dedicated generator inspections for insurance and home sales using a separate checklist. Customers receive a complete digital report with photographs, documented findings and the observed system condition, ready to save or print. The inspection is not an engineering certification, code inspection or guarantee of future generator operation.
Maintenance packages include two visits per year with different service priorities: a primary full-maintenance visit and a checkup with more extensive enclosure and perimeter care.
We also provide dedicated generator inspections for insurance and home sales using a separate checklist. Customers receive a complete digital report with photographs, documented findings and the observed system condition, ready to save or print. The inspection is not an engineering certification, code inspection or guarantee of future generator operation.
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Generator Maintenance Agreements
- GMA1YR — 1-year program 2 total maintenance and checkup visits — $425 per year GMA2YR — 2-year program 4 total maintenance and checkup visits — $425 per year GMA4YR — 4-year program 8 total maintenance and checkup visits — $395 per year GMA6YR — 6-year program 12 total maintenance and checkup visits — $375 per year
Trip One: Primary Maintenance Visit
Trip One is the primary full-maintenance visit, guided by a detailed digital checklist.
• Mechanical maintenance, inspection and operational testing• Oil, oil filters, spark plugs, air filters, coolant, belts and other components handled according to the generator/model requirements and service needs• Cleaning, enclosure care and attention to corrosion• Inspection of vegetation, airflow, exhaust clearance, drainage and ground/perimeter conditions
Approximately 70% of the service emphasis is mechanical maintenance, inspection and testing, with 30% focused on cleaning, enclosure care and surrounding conditions. These are approximate service priorities, not contractual time percentages. Parts are not automatically replaced on every generator regardless of model or condition.
• Mechanical maintenance, inspection and operational testing• Oil, oil filters, spark plugs, air filters, coolant, belts and other components handled according to the generator/model requirements and service needs• Cleaning, enclosure care and attention to corrosion• Inspection of vegetation, airflow, exhaust clearance, drainage and ground/perimeter conditions
Approximately 70% of the service emphasis is mechanical maintenance, inspection and testing, with 30% focused on cleaning, enclosure care and surrounding conditions. These are approximate service priorities, not contractual time percentages. Parts are not automatically replaced on every generator regardless of model or condition.
Trip Two: Checkup and Enclosure Care
Trip Two combines a generator checkup with more extensive cleaning, enclosure and perimeter maintenance. Its digital checklist overlaps with Trip One but reflects a different service focus.
• Mechanical inspection, checkup, testing and top-off as needed• Cleaning, polishing, lubrication and corrosion prevention• Enclosure care, including hinges, locks and appropriate moving components• Attention to vegetation, airflow, exhaust clearance, drainage and ground/perimeter conditions
Approximately 30% of the service emphasis is mechanical checkup and testing, with 70% focused on enclosure and surrounding-area care. These are approximate service priorities, not contractual time percentages. Maintenance and parts service depend on the applicable generator/model requirements and service needs.
• Mechanical inspection, checkup, testing and top-off as needed• Cleaning, polishing, lubrication and corrosion prevention• Enclosure care, including hinges, locks and appropriate moving components• Attention to vegetation, airflow, exhaust clearance, drainage and ground/perimeter conditions
Approximately 30% of the service emphasis is mechanical checkup and testing, with 70% focused on enclosure and surrounding-area care. These are approximate service priorities, not contractual time percentages. Maintenance and parts service depend on the applicable generator/model requirements and service needs.
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Optional 24/7 Generator Monitoring
GenTech offers optional 24/7 generator monitoring through compatible platforms such as OmniMetrix and Generac Mobile Link. The monitoring system operates around the clock; this does not mean a GenTech employee personally watches a dashboard 24 hours a day.
Compatible systems can provide real-time generator status, automatic alerts, maintenance notifications and, where supported, fuel-level and battery information. Alerts can be delivered automatically to you and GenTech. Compatibility and available data vary by generator, controller and monitoring system.
Contact GenTech to discuss your existing system, transfer options or a compatible monitoring unit. Monitoring requires a yearly subscription and can be added to your maintenance package.