Generators

Imagine your life without power. The conveniences you enjoy and the essentials you rely on are suddenly gone. No lights, no heat, no air conditioning. No sump pump to keep your basement dry. The food in your refrigerator spoils. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

With a Generac® standby generator, your power will return within seconds of an outage, keeping your home and your family safe and secure. Because it’s fully automatic, your Generac standby generator will produce electricity as soon as it senses a power outage - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, even if you’re away. Unlike a portable generator, there are no switches to flip, extension cords to plug in or gas tanks to fill. Generac automatic standby generators are connected to your regular natural gas or propane service, providing you with continued power during an outage of any duration.

As an authorized Generac "Elite" dealer, Jones Service Company sells, services and installs Generac® generators - America's #1-selling standby generator. We're a licensed electrical contractor specializing in generators with factory trained technicians. We sell generators and transfer switches nationwide. Locally, we install, service and maintain generators in the Hudson Valley, NY and Pike County, PA areas.

The Right Company
When It Comes To Generators

Looking for a fully automatic standby generator that'll come on seconds after an outage? Then we're the right choice; because we are the experts in generator sales, service and installation.

	We've installed, serviced and maintained hundreds of Generac generators.
	You get the one that's right for you because we custom design a generator installation that best fits your needs and budget.
	You get a comprehensive proposal in clear language you can understand.
	We stock generators and parts in our Goshen, NY warehouse, showroom & distribution center.

Before You Buy a New Generator...

1. Ask if they are an authorized dealer. If yes, ask to see their dealer certificate. If the answer is no, escort them to the door.

2. If you get past #1, ask if at least one person installing your generator has been through the factory training. If no, escort them to the door.

3. If you get past #2, you may want to ask if they are licensed and insured. If the answer is yes, ask to see their license and certificate of insurance (be sure they are current). If no, escort them to the door.

4. Ask if they do drug tests and background checks on the employees they send to your home.

5. Ask if they have a separate service department so you don't have to wait for service if the technicians are installing someone else's generator.

6. Ask if they have live personnel taking calls, or will you have to talk to a machine and wait for days for a response.

7. Ask what the guarantees are for their work. If they don't install it to the manufacturer's specifications your warranty may be void. Will they come back and correct problems? Will they service and do the required maintenance on your generator after the sale?