Whole-House Generator Services in Mississippi

Power outages shouldn’t put your family’s safety or productivity at risk. A professionally sized whole-house generator keeps essential circuits, lighting, refrigeration, Wi-Fi, and HVAC online automatically — no cords, no guesswork. AirSouth Cooling and Heating’s licensed electricians provide turnkey generator installation, replacement, maintenance, and repair in Brandon and Central Mississippi so your home stays powered and comfortable through any outage.

Why Homeowners Choose AirSouth Cooling and Heating

• Family-owned and local — committed to Central MS communities
• NATE-certified, state-licensed technicians for code-compliant work
• Up-front pricing and a 100% satisfaction guarantee
• Fast, same-day response for urgent generator concerns

What a Whole-House Generator Delivers

• Automatic start within seconds of utility loss via transfer switch
• Right-sized power for A/C, medical devices, refrigeration, security, and more
• Fuel-efficient runtimes designed for extended outages
• Protection & value: prevent spoilage, frozen lines, and costly power-loss damage

Turnkey Generator Services

• Load assessments to match kW size with your present and future electrical demand
• Clean integration with electrical panel upgrades and existing HVAC systems
• Preventive maintenance to catch issues before they interrupt power
• 24/7 emergency electrical service when every minute matters

Generator Installation

Portable units help in a pinch, but an automatic standby generator is safer and more convenient. It monitors utility power, starts itself, and powers selected circuits or your entire home for days or weeks. We handle permitting, pad prep, gas line coordination, exhaust clearances, transfer-switch wiring, and final commissioning. We’ll also walk you through weekly self-test settings and basic care so operation stays simple.

Save the portable for camping. Our team will size and install a quiet, fuel-efficient standby generator that fits your Brandon, MS home and budget — then verify voltage, frequency, and load transfer before we leave.

Generator Replacement

If your generator struggles to start, fails self-tests, or can’t support today’s loads, it may be time for a replacement. Even well-maintained units age out. We evaluate the existing installation, address code updates, and recommend a modern model with better efficiency, lower noise, and capacity for your HVAC and electronics. We remove and recycle the old unit and back the new installation with our satisfaction guarantee.

Generator Repair

Don’t discover a problem during a storm. Routine maintenance helps us find repair needs early, and a short test run can reveal warning signs such as:

• Delayed or failed start
• Unit starts but won’t stay online
• Burning smells, smoke, or unusual vibration
• Visible corrosion, frayed wiring, or enclosure damage

Not comfortable running a test? Our expert electricians can inspect, diagnose, and repair your system with quality parts. We’ll explain options clearly and never suggest services you don’t need.

Ready to Stay Powered?

Avoid blackout stress. Schedule a no-pressure generator consultation with AirSouth Cooling and Heating. We’ll help you choose the right fuel source and size, confirm placement, review noise ratings, and outline a maintenance plan that keeps your generator ready when you need it.

Generator FAQs

How big should my home generator be?

Size depends on which circuits you want powered (HVAC tonnage, refrigeration, medical devices, well pumps, lighting). We run a load calculation to recommend the right kW — often 14–26 kW for whole-home coverage, smaller for essential circuits.

Which fuel is best — natural gas, propane, or diesel?

Natural gas offers convenience where service is available. Propane is reliable with on-site storage. Diesel suits certain large applications. We’ll match fuel type to availability, load, runtime needs, and local codes.

Where can a generator be placed?

Outdoors on a level pad with code-required clearances from windows, doors, and vents. We confirm setbacks, HOA rules, and safe exhaust routing during your site visit.

How often should a generator be serviced?

Annually at minimum (oil, filters, battery, plugs, diagnostics), plus a brief monthly exercise cycle. We set the self-test and provide a simple maintenance schedule.