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Buying Tips Prices vary considerably depending on what type of generator you are looking to buy. The smallest hobbyist generator that you can pick up at a hardware store costs roughly $400. A massive, standby generator can be as much as $40,000.Portable generators- A 5kW portable can cost around $600 or $800. If you move up to the 11kW size then its goes to about $2,300. These are most dealership prices which offer more variety, and durability than retail store generators. Renting portable generators is a very common cost effective route to take, with prices as low $75 a week. A rough idea for standby generators is $300 to $500 per kW, installed. A general guide to prices which include, delivery, setup, connection and the required transfer switch. -12kW: $4,000 to $6,000 -25kW: $9,000 to $13,000 -75kW: $20,000 and up Don’t forget to comparison shop among dealers. Most generators won’t need more than a yearly check up and maintenance. Other than that they should run for many years. It’s best to find a service plan that includes annual servicing. Pricing will vary on the type of generator. Most dealers will offer at least a 2 year warranty. Make sure it covers all working parts, some only cover certain components of a generator. |
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