A standard GenerLink device typically runs from about $1,500 to $2,200. The exact figure depends on the model, surge protection, and cord length, and it's a fraction of the $8,000 to $15,000 whole-home standby generator costs installed.
Not sure whether you need 30 amp vs 40 amp, or surge vs non-surge? There are two sizes, 30 amp and 40 amp, each available with or without surge protection. We confirm the right model for your home and generator before quoting.
Smaller homes and cottages, or budget-conscious buyers who want reliable backup.
From $1,500Installation from $400 to $600
Smaller homes with sensitive electronics, computers, or smart-home gear to protect.
From $1,700Installation from $400 to $600
Larger homes that want to run more at once, with full-panel backup capacity.
From $1,600Installation from $400 to $600
Larger homes wanting the most capacity plus surge protection for electronics.
From $1,800Installation from $400 to $600
Every install includes the free 20-foot GenerLok cord. Need more reach between your meter and generator? Longer 40-foot, 60-foot, and 80-foot cords are available and priced at your quote.
A GenerLink plus a portable generator covers the same outages for a fraction of the price of a permanently installed standby generator like a Generac, Kohler, or Cummins. Here's how they stack up.
| GenerLink + Portable | Whole-Home Standby | |
|---|---|---|
| Installed cost (CAD) | From $1,500, plus your portable generator | $8,000 to $15,000 or more |
| How it kicks in | Manual. Start the generator and plug in, about 5 minutes | Automatic, no action needed |
| Permit and ESA | We file it and handle the install for you | ESA permit, gas permit, and inspection |
| Do you need to be home? | Yes | No |
| Maintenance | Test it yourself twice a year | Annual professional service, about $200 to $400 |
| Best for | Occasional outages, value, owners fine with a quick setup | Frequent outages, medical needs, being away during outages |
Whatever model your home needs, the quote we give you is all-in. No line-item surprises after the work is done.
Your final price comes down to a few things:
Whatever the mix, you get a clear, all-in number before any work begins, with no surprises on the invoice.
GET A FREE QUOTEThe cost questions Simcoe County homeowners ask us most before booking.
A standard GenerLink device typically runs from about $1,500 to $2,200. The exact figure depends on the model, surge protection, and cord length, and it's a fraction of the $8,000 to $15,000 whole-home standby generator costs installed.
Because the right setup differs by home. The model, surge protection, cord length, your utility's process, and your distance from our core service area all affect the total. We confirm an exact, all-in number in a free quote, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Yes. Our quotes are all-in, so the number you get covers the GenerLink unit, the standard 20-foot cord, licensed installation, and utility coordination. One price, no separate parts bill to chase down later.
Every install includes the standard 20-foot GenerLok cord at no extra charge. If your generator sits farther from the meter, 40-foot, 60-foot, and 80-foot cords are available and priced at the time of quote.
Our pricing applies within our core Simcoe County service area. If your property is farther out, travel can affect the final quote. Reach out with your address and we'll give you an accurate number.
A GenerLink plus a portable generator covers the same outages for far less than a permanently installed standby generator like a Generac, which runs $8,000 to $15,000 or more. The trade-off is that you start the generator yourself rather than it kicking in automatically.
Ready for an exact number? Get your free quote.
Tell us a bit about your home and we'll get you a clear, all-in quote. No pressure, no obligation.