POWER SYSTEMS / TEXAS / 01
Commercial Generator Sales & Installation.
Build a backup power system around the loads, site conditions, and operating priorities that matter to your facility.
A generator project starts with a practical question: what must keep working when utility power stops? Lonestar Power Systems supplies and installs commercial and industrial generators across Texas. We work with your team to define that operating requirement, understand the existing infrastructure, and establish a clear installation scope. From a commercial building upgrade to a new industrial facility, the goal is a coordinated system that your team can operate, maintain, and plan around.
Equipment selection
Discuss the equipment you need to support, the way those loads start, your available fuel, and future changes to the facility. These details help establish the right generator configuration before equipment is selected or a project schedule is set.
Site and installation planning
Review the proposed location, equipment access, supporting infrastructure, and coordination required to place the generator. Installation planning considers the practical work around the unit as well as the generator itself, with project responsibilities defined before work begins.
Electrical and fuel coordination
Bring generator installation together with the transfer equipment, distribution, controls, and fuel systems in the agreed project scope. A coordinated approach helps facility teams understand how the individual parts will work together and where other project partners are involved.
Startup and handover
Plan the transition from installed equipment to an operational system. Startup, commissioning needs, service access, and ongoing maintenance should be discussed early so that the work does not end with a generator simply sitting on a pad.
FROM FIRST CALL TO NEXT STEP
A CLEAR PATH
FORWARD.
Define the requirement
Share your facility type, essential loads, existing generator information, and project schedule. Drawings, equipment lists, and any planned expansion help make the initial conversation more useful.
Coordinate the scope
Review the generator, installation needs, electrical connections, fuel arrangements, and site access together. Confirm responsibilities, equipment availability, and the work required before establishing the project plan.
Install and prepare for service
Coordinate installation with the agreed testing and handover activities. Discuss an ongoing service plan so future inspections and maintenance can be organized around the way the facility operates.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED
GOOD QUESTIONS.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Can you help with an existing facility?
Yes. Generator installation can be planned for an existing commercial or industrial property. Tell us about the current electrical system, available space, access restrictions, and any limits on shutdown windows so those conditions can be considered in the scope.
What information should I have before requesting a consultation?
Start with the site address, facility use, a list of essential equipment, and any available electrical drawings. If a generator is already installed, include its make, model, rating, and the reason you are considering a change.
Do you provide support after installation?
Lonestar also offers generator maintenance, repair, testing, and emergency support. These services can be discussed alongside the installation so your team has a clear path for supporting the equipment after the project is complete.
ONE TEAM. READY TO GET TO WORK.