A standby generator earns its entire value in the minutes after the grid goes down. Bison keeps yours tested, maintained, and NFPA 110 compliant — so when that moment comes, it starts, takes the load, and holds it.
The outage doesn't schedule itself. When it hits, there's no time to discover the battery was dead, the fuel had gelled, or the transfer switch never threw. That's the whole risk of standby power — it sits silent until the one moment it absolutely has to work. Our job is to erase the gap between “installed” and “ready.”
We service to NFPA 110 and hand you inspection-ready records — the documentation your AHJ, insurer, and auditors want to see, without the last-minute scramble.
Most standby failures aren't the engine — they're the battery, the fuel, the transfer switch, the cooling, the controls. We maintain the full chain that has to work together the instant the lights go out.
Stored diesel degrades, and bad fuel is a leading cause of failure under load. We test and polish your fuel so it's ready to run — not quietly turning into the reason you're in the dark.
Running with no load isn't a real test. We exercise and load-test your unit so you have evidence it'll carry the building — not just start and idle.
We're not tied to one generator brand or the company that sold it to you. Any make, serviced on its own merits — loyal to your readiness, not a manufacturer.
Emergency response for standby power, because “we'll be out next week” isn't an answer when the grid is down today.
Whether it's product on the line, patients on life-safety systems, or servers that can't blink, the cost of an outage isn't the power bill — it's everything that stops when the power does. We keep standby power ready for the operations that can't afford to find out.
Let's make sure your standby power is ready before the grid ever tests it.