Generator Installation in Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Incorporated in 1959, Palm Beach Gardens covers more land than any other city in Palm Beach County. Generator installs and service here come from our nearest facility, part of our West Palm Beach service area.
Palm Beach Gardens Outage History
Why Palm Beach Gardens Homeowners Act
The last two storms to cross the state both reached Palm Beach Gardens through FPL's Palm Beach County system: 15,160 customers in the county lost power to Hurricane Ian in September 2022, and 76,160 to Hurricane Milton in October 2024.
Palm Beach Gardens at a Glance
Power Outage Profile
The local details that shape your install: who runs the grid, who issues the permit, and which gas partners are in your area.
The city names Florida Power & Light as its electric utility; report a downed line to FPL.
Building Division rules: the generator goes beside the house, outside the front setback, with screening. GenerX pulls the permit with a licensed electrician and schedules the inspections. You sign the NOC.
Florida Public Utilities' gas tariff lists Palm Beach Gardens, and the city also names TECO Peoples Gas. Where no main runs, use propane.
In October 2024, 76,160 Palm Beach County customers of FPL were left without power by Hurricane Milton.
Why Palm Beach Gardens Chooses GenerX
What Makes Us Different
No Subcontractors
Palm Beach Gardens jobs are built by GenerX employees: electricians, gas specialists, install crews. One company, one point of accountability.
Unique in the Palm Beach Gardens Market
12-Year Warranty
Twelve-year Power Plus coverage on parts and labor comes standard on every Generac air-cooled unit we install, at no extra cost, with our own service team behind it.
12 Years of Full Coverage
Storm-Ready Service Fleet
As storms near Palm Beach County, Florida's largest service tech fleet is moving toward them, not lining up behind them.
Warehouses in FL & TN
Typically 30 to 90 days from estimate to power on, depending on City of Palm Beach Gardens permit timelines. GenerX pulls the permit with a licensed electrician; you provide a signed Notice of Commencement and a property survey. See all six differentiators and the full process on the West Palm Beach page ›
Palm Beach Gardens Pricing
What Does a Generator Cost in Palm Beach Gardens?
Whole home installs in the West Palm Beach area typically run $7,000 to $25,000+. Here's where most Palm Beach Gardens homes land.
Essential circuits (lights, fridge, AC unit)
Most homes under 3,000 sq ft (full house)
Larger homes, multiple HVAC zones
Large homes, home offices, medical equipment
Prices include equipment, in-house installation, transfer switch, permit fees, and our 12-year warranty on every Generac air-cooled unit we install. Where a Florida Public Utilities or Peoples Gas main reaches your street, a natural gas connection typically adds minimal cost compared with a propane tank installation.
Because GenerX employs all labor in-house, we eliminate the third-party markup that drives up installation costs elsewhere. Our buying volume as Florida’s largest dealer means we get better equipment pricing than smaller dealers. The result: a higher-quality installation at a more competitive price, not a trade-off.
West Palm Beach Hub
Part of Our West Palm Beach Region
Full pricing guide, Generac vs. Kohler, and the complete regional FAQ.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Palm Beach Gardens Generator Questions, Answered
What does Palm Beach Gardens require for a generator permit?
The city’s Building Division. Its checklist for a new generator wants an application notarized by both owner and qualifier, two surveys showing the unit, and signed electrical plans with a riser diagram, panel schedule and load calculations; the fuel tank and piping need their own permit. GenerX pulls the permits with a licensed electrician and schedules the inspections. You sign the Notice of Commencement and send a property survey.
Where can a generator go on a Palm Beach Gardens lot?
Keep it out of the front setback. Palm Beach Gardens wants the unit right next to the house, 5 feet or more from wall openings under NFPA 37, 3 feet from other equipment, screened from neighbors with landscaping and clear of the lot’s drainage. The free estimate is where your Field Engineer fits the spot to those rules.
Which evacuation zone is my Palm Beach Gardens home in?
Each address has its own answer. The county’s Know Your Zone tool covers Zones A through E; people living in mobile, manufactured or substandard homes leave whatever their zone.
Is natural gas available at my Palm Beach Gardens address?
On many streets. Florida Public Utilities lists Palm Beach Gardens in its gas tariff, the city’s utility page names TECO Peoples Gas, and homes beyond either main use a propane tank instead. Your Field Engineer checks at the free estimate.
Will my Palm Beach Gardens HOA allow a whole home generator?
A building permit does not settle association rules, the city’s checklist notes, and many HOAs require architectural approval. GenerX assembles your board packet: site drawing, sound sheet, screening plan.
How fast can GenerX reach Palm Beach Gardens for repairs?
Palm Beach Gardens is covered from our nearest facility. Emergency repair is open 24/7, and in a large outage the statewide fleet sends crews across Palm Beach County.
Get Started
Prepare Now Before the Next Hurricane
Free estimates in Palm Beach Gardens. We pull the permits, install the generator and service it afterward.