Commercial Generator Repair
Diagnosis and repair for diesel and standby generators at nursing homes, rehab centers and commercial facilities across Texas. Call or text (940) 371-8949 anytime.
Generator Repair From Technicians Who Know Your Unit
Generator repair is finding out why a standby generator failed, or is about to fail, and fixing it before your facility needs the power. Paradise EPS repairs commercial standby generators, including diesel units, across Texas. The failures we handle most are automatic transfer switch failures, battery failures, fuel system issues, controller faults and alternator failures.
If the power is out, the transfer switch failed or your life-safety systems are at risk, call or text (940) 371-8949 and we dispatch immediately. For non-urgent repairs we typically respond within 24 hours. Pricing is based on labor and supplies, not generator size, and includes mileage and two hours of labor.
What Our Generator Repair Covers
Generators rarely fail without warning. They fail because the warning signs got missed. Our technicians diagnose the failure on site and repair the system it traces back to.
- On-site diagnostics by technicians who already know your generator
- Automatic transfer switch (ATS) failures and transfer-switch work
- Battery failures: testing, electrolyte checks and replacement
- Fuel system issues, with a lab fuel sample and on-site polishing when the fuel is the problem
- Controller faults and alternator failures
- Repairs turned up by load bank testing or scheduled maintenance
- Direct change-out of a unit that is past repair: remove, replace, recommission and test
- Audit-ready documentation of the work for your records
Who We Repair Generators For
Nursing Homes
Priority dispatch for resident-critical systems, the work this company was founded on in 1988.
Healthcare and Critical Care
Rehab centers, hospitals, assisted living and dialysis centers where downtime is not an option.
Commercial Facilities
Any commercial standby generator, diesel units included, anywhere in our Texas service area.
How a Generator Repair Call Works
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Step 01
Call or Text
Tell us your facility, the generator make and model if known, and whether the system is down right now.
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Step 02
Dispatch
True emergencies get immediate dispatch, and what you tell us lets our techs bring the right parts and tools.
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Step 03
Diagnose and Repair
The technician traces the failure: transfer switch, battery, fuel system, controller or alternator.
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Step 04
Test and Document
We confirm the unit runs and transfers, then document the repair for your records.
Generator Repair Questions
How Fast Can You Get to a Generator That Is Down?
Call or text us anytime at (940) 371-8949. We dispatch immediately for true emergencies, meaning the power is out, the transfer switch failed, or your facility’s life-safety systems are at risk. For non-urgent repairs, we typically respond within 24 hours.
Do You Repair Diesel Standby Generators?
Yes. We repair commercial standby generators, including diesel units. Fuel is the most common reason a generator fails to start in an emergency, so a diesel repair often includes a fuel sample sent to a third-party lab and on-site polishing if the fuel needs it.
What Are the Most Common Generator Failures?
The emergencies we handle most are automatic transfer switch failures, battery failures, fuel system issues, controller faults and alternator failures.
Does the Size of My Generator Change the Price of a Repair?
No. Pricing is based on labor and supplies, not generator size, so the rate is the same whether you have a 20kW or a 199kW unit. Pricing includes mileage and two hours of labor.
Where Do You Provide Generator Repair?
Across Texas, from our home base in Paradise, Wise County, and the DFW metroplex, including Fort Worth, Denton and Dallas, south to Houston, Austin and San Antonio, and out to the Texas coast.
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Generator Acting Up? Get It Fixed Before It Fails.
Tell us about your facility and your generator, and we will come back with a clear plan and a fair quote. If the power is out, call or text instead.