Generator system design
Load planning and practical system design so the generator and transfer equipment match the property’s backup priorities.
Chesbro Electric is a Generac and Champion generator dealership serving Buffalo, Sheridan and surrounding northern Wyoming communities. Our crew handles generator installation, maintenance and most common repairs in-house. From essential-circuit backup to larger power needs, we handle electrical load planning, transfer equipment and generator installation for homes, businesses and rural properties.
Buying a new generator is only the beginning. Our own crew handles most common generator faults and service needs, and we offer ongoing maintenance to help keep your backup power ready.

Chesbro Electric is based in Buffalo, Wyoming and works across northern Wyoming. We focus on clear communication, field-proven solutions and work that fits the property instead of forcing every job into the same template.
Load planning and practical system design so the generator and transfer equipment match the property’s backup priorities.
Electrical installation of standby generator systems and transfer switches for dependable outage readiness.
Recurring generator maintenance and service programs for customers who want their backup system checked and maintained on a regular schedule.

A generator project starts with the loads you actually want to support, the existing electrical service, transfer method, fuel and equipment requirements, and how the property needs to operate during an outage. Chesbro Electric works through those electrical details before installation.
Standby power planning for essential household loads, comfort systems and broader backup goals.
Backup power planning for equipment, lighting, refrigeration, controls and other business-critical loads.
Generator systems for properties where outages can affect wells, heat, outbuildings, livestock systems and other essential equipment.
Before sizing a generator, we review what matters most during an outage. Essential circuits may include heat controls, refrigeration, well pumps, communications and selected receptacles; broader coverage may require different equipment and load management. Actual sizing depends on measured or calculated demand and equipment requirements.
Decide which systems are critical and which may be shed during generator operation. We can review load priorities and starting requirements.
We evaluate the appropriate listed transfer equipment, service configuration, grounding and utility-related requirements for the installation.
Generator placement, clearances, the proposed fuel source, access and applicable permits affect the plan. Fuel piping and other trades are coordinated as required.
For an estimate, send the site location, photos of the electrical service if available, your desired backed-up loads, and whether the property already has generator equipment. Request generator installation help →
Yes. Generator system design and load planning are part of the process. The correct size depends on the loads the customer wants to support and site-specific conditions.
Yes. Automatic and other transfer equipment, along with the electrical side of generator installation, are part of Chesbro Electric’s generator work.
Yes. Chesbro Electric offers recurring generator service programs for ongoing support.
See one of Chesbro Electric’s generator installations and how the equipment fits into a broader backup-power system.
View generator project →Chesbro Electric has served Wyoming since 2004 and combines direct local accountability with equipment for trenching, pole work, high-access lighting, long conductor pulls and larger site projects.
Fewer handoffs. Better coordination.
When the project includes site work, elevated access, poles, long runs or multiple electrical phases, more of the work can stay coordinated through the same electrical contractor when it fits the scope.
See real Chesbro projects →Chesbro Electric has served Wyoming since 2004, but experience alone is not enough. Electrical codes, equipment, safety practices, solar and storage systems, generators, controls and installation methods continue to evolve.
We regularly invest time in continuing education, CEUs, OSHA and safety training, solar and NABCEP-related education, generator repair and service training, code updates and other technical or manufacturer training that helps us stay current with the work we perform.
Current knowledge supports better decisions in the field.
Ongoing education helps us evaluate newer equipment, understand changing code and safety requirements, troubleshoot modern systems and give customers recommendations based on current practices rather than relying only on how work was done years ago.
We also work on qualifying Big Horn Mountains cabin systems and mobile RV/camper electrical and solar systems.
Mountain cabin service → RV & camper electrical →