Reed Electrical

Transfer Switch Installation in Port Hadlock, WA

The safe, code-compliant way to connect a generator to your home.

Transfer Switch Installation for Jefferson County homes

A transfer switch is the safe connection between your generator and your home's wiring. It isolates your house from the utility so you're not backfeeding power onto the lines, which protects you, your neighbors and line crews.

We install manual transfer switches, interlock kits and automatic transfer switches depending on your generator and how much of the home you want to power.

The local angle

Outages on the peninsula can stretch for days after big storms. A transfer switch turns a portable generator into a practical whole-home backup plan.

Reed Electrical has served the Olympic Peninsula since 2010, and Ron Reed brings 22 years of hands-on experience to every job. We're 100% residential, so we know how to work cleanly in an occupied home and how to keep a builder's schedule on track. When the work needs a Washington State electrical permit, we pull it and schedule the inspection.

What's included

Manual transfer switches
Panel interlock kits
Automatic transfer switches for standby units
Exterior generator inlets
Essential-load subpanels
Permit, inspection and walkthrough

Signs you need it

You own a portable generator with no safe hookup
You're installing a standby generator
You're tired of running cords through windows
You want to power your well pump during outages
Your current hookup isn't to code

Our process

How transfer switch installation works with Reed Electrical

No surprises. You'll know what we found, what we recommend and what it involves before work begins.

1
Call
Call (360) 301-0333 and tell us what's going on. You'll talk to Ron, not a call center.
2
On-site estimate
We come out, look at the job, answer your questions and give you a clear estimate.
3
Done right
Clean, code-compliant work, permits handled, and a tidy job site when we leave.