Automatic Transfer Switch Testing and Repair
ATS testing and exercise on your maintenance schedule, and 24/7 repair when a transfer switch fails, for standby generators at healthcare and commercial facilities across Texas.
Why the Transfer Switch Matters
An automatic transfer switch (ATS) moves your facility’s load from utility power to the standby generator when the power goes out, and back again when it returns. If the switch fails, the generator can start and run while the building stays dark. That is why we treat a failed transfer switch as a true emergency, with immediate dispatch.
Paradise EPS tests and exercises the ATS as part of scheduled maintenance, repairs it when it fails, and coordinates ATS work with your electrician when a new generator goes in. Every visit follows state and NFPA standards and ends with audit-ready documentation.
What Our Transfer Switch Service Includes
The transfer switch is one of the most common failure points we see in an emergency. Testing it on schedule is how you find the problem before an outage does.
- Automatic transfer switch testing and exercise during scheduled maintenance
- 24/7 emergency response when a transfer switch fails
- Transfer-switch diagnostics and repair by our field technicians
- Battery testing alongside the transfer switch check
- Transfer switch tests before the first hard freeze and before hurricane season
- ATS work coordinated with your electrician on new installations
- Audit-ready documentation delivered after every service
Who Needs Transfer Switch Service
Nursing Homes and Healthcare
Facilities under NFPA-99 and NFPA-110, where the switch has to hand life-safety loads to the generator every time.
North Texas Facilities
Severe storms bring short, frequent outages, and every one is a real-world start for your transfer switch.
Gulf Coast Facilities
Coastal sites that need battery and transfer switch checks done before hurricane season opens on June 1.
How Transfer Switch Service Works
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Step 01
Request Service
Tell us your facility, your generator make and model if known, and whether the system is down.
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Step 02
Test and Exercise
On scheduled visits we test and exercise the ATS along with the rest of the system.
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Step 03
Repair the Fault
If the switch fails or a test turns up a problem, our technician diagnoses and repairs it.
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Step 04
Document
You get audit-ready documentation, plus a heads-up before your next testing window closes.
Transfer Switch Questions
What Does an Automatic Transfer Switch Do?
It moves your facility’s load from utility power to the standby generator when the power goes out, and back to utility power when it returns. If it fails, the generator can run while the building stays dark.
Is a Failed Transfer Switch an Emergency?
Yes. A failed transfer switch is one of the conditions we treat as a true emergency. Call or text (940) 371-8949 anytime and we dispatch immediately.
When Is the Transfer Switch Tested?
We test and exercise the ATS as part of scheduled maintenance, and we check it before the first hard freeze in North Texas and before hurricane season on the coast. We track your testing windows and let you know before they close.
Do You Install Transfer Switches With a New Generator?
ATS work on a new installation is coordinated with your electrician. New installations that require electrical permitting and code inspection are typically handled by a local licensed electrical contractor coordinated by the facility, and we work alongside them on the generator-side scope.
Related Generator Services
Make Sure Your Transfer Switch Transfers.
Tell us about your facility and your generator, and we will put the transfer switch on a tested, documented schedule.