Based in Phillips, serving homeowners and businesses across Northern, Central, and Western Wisconsin.
Based in the Phillips, WI area, we serve homes and businesses across Northern, Central and Western Wisconsin — from the Bayfield peninsula and the Northwoods lakes down through the central river cities and out into the Chippewa Valley.
We work as one team out of Phillips, reaching across four connected parts of the state. Here's the honest shape of where we go.
Our home region — the Northwoods lakes country and far north, from Price and Oneida counties out to the Bayfield peninsula.
Communities
Counties
Price County · Oneida County · Vilas County · Lincoln County · Taylor County · Sawyer County · Ashland County · Iron County · Rusk County · Washburn County · Bayfield County
The central cities and river valley, from Plover and Wisconsin Rapids through Wood and Portage county communities.
Counties
Portage County · Wood County · Waupaca County · Adams County · Clark County · Taylor County
The Chippewa Valley and northwest, centered on the Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls area.
Counties
Eau Claire County · Chippewa County · Dunn County · Barron County · Jackson County
Extended coverage east through the Shawano area and Wolf River valley into the Fox Valley and Green Bay.
Counties
Shawano County · Waupaca County · Outagamie County · Brown County
Green Bay and the Fox Valley are part of our extended regional coverage — a natural reach east, especially for whole-home and larger commercial standby projects. Reach out and we'll confirm scheduling.
A representative look at the larger communities across the territory. Markets with a dedicated page link through to local details — and we serve many more towns in between.
Our Price County home base for generators, solar, and electrical work.
View Phillips servicesLake-home backup power and electrical service across the Oneida County lakes.
View Minocqua servicesStandby power and electrical solutions for the Rhinelander area.
View Rhinelander servicesBackup power for the Vilas County lakes and Northwoods properties.
View Eagle River servicesResidential and commercial power solutions in the Sawyer County lakes region.
View Hayward servicesCold-climate reliability along the Lake Superior south shore.
View Ashland servicesBackup power and electrical work throughout the Wood County river cities.
View Wisconsin Rapids servicesStandby power and electrical solutions for the Marshfield area.
View Marshfield servicesPower and electrical solutions for the Chippewa Valley's largest city.
View Eau Claire servicesGenerators, solar, and electrical service across the Chippewa Falls area.
View Chippewa Falls servicesRural backup power for Black River Falls and the Jackson County countryside.
View Black River Falls servicesStandby power for rural homes, lake properties and businesses in the Shawano area.
View Shawano servicesWhole-home and commercial standby power across the Fox Valley — extended coverage.
View Appleton servicesWhole-home and commercial standby power for the Green Bay area — extended coverage.
View Green Bay servicesDetailed, community-specific guidance for the markets we serve most.
Phillips sits near the center of our Northern Wisconsin service region, surrounded by rural homes, working properties and lakes. It's a market where a dependable backup power system earns its keep every winter.
Park Falls is forest-and-river country: rural residences, hunting cabins and homes tucked well back into the trees. Power here has to hold up to distance, weather and long stretches between service calls.
Minocqua is lake country — a mix of full-time homes, cabins and second homes on the water. Many sit empty for stretches, which changes what backup power is really protecting.
Hayward is a hub — a busy mix of year-round homes, lake properties and the local businesses that serve a strong visitor economy. Backup power here spans the residential and the commercial side of town.
Ashland sits far north, where winters run long and cold. That puts a premium on heat and on backup power that's genuinely ready to run when the temperature drops and an outage hits.
Rhinelander anchors the Northwoods — a market of lake homes, year-round residences and seasonal properties spread through Oneida County's forests and chains of lakes. Where storms and distance both stretch outages, dependable backup power earns its keep.
Spooner sits at the crossroads of Northwest Wisconsin's lake and forest country, surrounded by rural homes, cabins and seasonal getaways across Washburn County. Power here has to hold up to distance, weather and long stretches between visits.
Ladysmith and the surrounding Rusk County countryside run on rural homes, working farms and small businesses along the Flambeau River. When the power goes, a lot depends on getting it back — or never losing it in the first place.
Medford sits in the heart of Taylor County dairy and forest country, surrounded by working farms, rural homes and the businesses that support them. It's a market where losing power for long touches livestock, livelihoods and daily life at once.
Eau Claire anchors Western Wisconsin — a mix of established neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and the businesses that serve them. It's a market where backup power is as much about staying online as it is about weathering a storm.
Eagle River sits at the heart of the world's largest chain of freshwater lakes — a region of waterfront homes, family cabins and seasonal properties where power reliability protects both comfort and the building itself.
Wisconsin Rapids and its neighboring river communities run on a mix of established homes and long-standing local businesses. Reliable power keeps daily life moving through the storms and cold that roll through Central Wisconsin.
Marshfield sits where Central Wisconsin's city neighborhoods meet the surrounding farm country. Between medical, commercial and agricultural properties, dependable backup power covers a wide range of needs here.
Chippewa Falls anchors the north end of the Chippewa Valley — a mix of historic city neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and the businesses that serve them. Backup power here is about staying comfortable and staying open.
Shawano sits between farm country, the Wolf River and Shawano Lake — a region of rural homes, lake properties and small businesses where outages can run long and backup power earns its keep.
Green Bay anchors Northeast Wisconsin. We serve the area as part of our extended regional coverage — a natural reach east from our Central and Northeast markets, especially for whole-home and commercial standby projects.
Appleton anchors the Fox Valley. We serve the area as part of our extended regional coverage — a natural reach for whole-home and commercial standby projects across Outagamie County and the surrounding valley.
Black River Falls is the hub of Jackson County — a mix of small-town homes, rural properties and wooded getaways along the Black River. Out here, an outage can run long, and backup power keeps the essentials going.
Woodruff sits in the heart of the Northwoods lakes, where many homes are seasonal or set well off the main road. It's classic country for automatic standby power that protects a property whether or not anyone is there.
Tomahawk sits along the Wisconsin River and its chain of lakes, where winters are long and many homes rely on well water and electric heat controls. A dependable backup system is built for exactly those conditions.
Hurley sits at the top of the state in the Lake Superior snow belt, where some of Wisconsin's heaviest snowfall makes reliable backup power less of a luxury and more of a plan.
Plover is one of Central Wisconsin's fastest-growing communities, with established neighborhoods and a busy commercial corridor along the I-39 area — both of which depend on steady power.
Waupaca anchors the Chain O' Lakes, a mix of year-round homes and waterfront properties where losing power means losing well water, refrigeration and the systems that keep a lake home safe.
Adams County is sandy, wooded getaway country near the Castle Rock and Petenwell flowages, where many properties are cabins and second homes that sit empty for stretches at a time.
Friendship, the Adams County seat, sits in sandy central-Wisconsin country alongside its twin community of Adams, surrounded by rural homes and getaway properties that depend on their own wells and heat.
Menomonie anchors Dunn County in the Chippewa Valley, a mix of established neighborhoods, lakefront homes on Lake Menomin and Tainter Lake, and a busy business community along the I-94 corridor.
Rice Lake is the commercial hub of Barron County, a regional center for northwest Wisconsin surrounded by lakes, farms and small towns that all rely on steady power.
Barron, the county seat, sits in the farm country of northwest Wisconsin, where homes, working farms and rural businesses all depend on wells, freezers and equipment that stop when the power does.
Bloomer sits in the rolling farm country of northern Chippewa County, where full-time homes, farms and rural residences depend on their own wells and heat through hard western-Wisconsin winters.
Clintonville is a small industrial community in northeast Waupaca County, with a working downtown, established neighborhoods and surrounding rural properties that all depend on steady power.
New London straddles the Wolf River on the Waupaca–Outagamie county line, a river community of established neighborhoods, riverfront homes and local businesses on the western edge of the Fox Valley.
The communities and counties above are representative, not a complete list — we regularly serve additional towns throughout Northern, Central, and Western Wisconsin. Give us a call and we'll confirm coverage for your property.
Reach out and we'll confirm coverage and set up your free power assessment.
