One point of contact
Athena Solar manages your generator project from planning to completion.
Backup power
Generator Installation
Keep your home or business running during outages. We manage the project, and a trusted partner dealer completes the generator install.
Overview
Generator installation coordinated with partner dealers, plus backup power planning for Missouri homes and businesses.
Generators complement solar and battery backup when you need power through extended outages. Athena Solar is your single point of contact: we plan the backup, coordinate the install with trusted partner dealers who work for us as licensed subcontractors, and handle related electrical work where appropriate. Our partners carry many generator brands, so equipment is chosen for your needs, not to sell one product line.
What you get
Trusted partner dealers
Installs are completed by partner dealers working as licensed subcontractors.
Right-sized equipment
Generator capacity is matched to the loads you need to run.
Works with solar
We plan backup alongside batteries and solar when both are in play.
How it works
Backup goals
We identify what must stay on during an outage and for how long.
Site review
We review placement, fuel, and how backup ties into your panel and any solar or battery.
Partner install
A trusted partner dealer installs the generator as our licensed subcontractor.
Final check
We confirm the work is complete and walk you through how your backup works.
Common questions
Generator or battery backup?
Both have roles. We help you compare cost, runtime, and maintenance honestly.
Who installs the generator?
A trusted partner dealer completes the install as our licensed subcontractor. Athena Solar manages the project and handles related electrical work where appropriate.
Which generator brands can you work with?
Our partner dealers carry many brands. Tell us your preference or ask for a recommendation when requesting service.
Need solar service?
Start with a call, service request, or remove and reinstall question.
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