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How much does a standby generator cost in Oregon after rebates?

The most common job, a standby generator, Generac 22-24 kW with automatic transfer switch, costs $14,000 before rebates. Most jobs cost between $10,000 and $20,000.

How much does a standby generator cost?

ProjectLowTypicalHigh
Standby generator, Generac 22-24 kW with automatic transfer switch$10,000$14,000$20,000
Standby generator, 10-14 kW (essential circuits) with transfer switch$7,500$11,000$15,000

What the typical price covers: air-cooled 22-24 kW home standby generator (Generac MSRP $7,399-$7,789 with 200A transfer switch), whole-house automatic transfer switch, pad, electrical connection, natural gas connection with a short run from the meter, gas-meter coordination, permits (electrical, plumbing, zoning), startup. Excludes panel upgrade.

These ranges come from Northeast and national installer data. Prices in Oregon can be lower or higher, so get two or three quotes.

Is there a rebate for a standby generator in Oregon?

Not right now. We haven't found a standby generator program taking applications in Oregon.

How much will I pay after rebates?

Without an open rebate, plan on the full price: about $14,000 for a typical job.

Use the rebate calculator to see what applies at your zip code.

Is there a federal tax credit?

No. Standby generators have no federal tax credit.

How do I find a licensed installer in Oregon?

We list 1,135 Oregon contractors whose state license covers standby generator work. Each one shows its license, and many show a phone number or website.

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