Automatic Transfer Switch Installation and Repair in Miami-Dade, FL

Yes, a transfer switch is required by Florida law for any generator connected to a residential or commercial electrical panel. Without one, your generator can back-feed electricity onto utility lines, which creates a serious hazard for utility workers and neighbors throughout Miami-Dade.

An automatic transfer switch detects an outage and switches your load to the generator without any action from you. A manual switch requires someone to physically operate it, which matters most when a storm hits overnight or when no one is home in Homestead or the Florida Keys.

Your ATS likely needs service if your generator starts but your property does not regain power, if the switch shows a fault light, or if the transfer is slow or inconsistent. These symptoms are common in Broward and Miami-Dade units that have been exposed to years of coastal humidity and storm cycles.

Yes, Strikeguard installs automatic transfer switches for commercial properties across Coral Gables and the wider Miami-Dade area. Commercial installations are sized to match the generator output and the building's electrical load requirements.

Yes, coastal salt air accelerates corrosion inside ATS enclosures across Miami-Dade, the Florida Keys, and Broward. Regular inspection catches corroded contacts and failing components before they prevent a successful transfer during an outage.

Yes, Strikeguard serves properties in the Florida Keys, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers, Coral Springs, Pinecrest, and all areas across Miami-Dade and Broward. Contact us to schedule an ATS inspection or installation at your location.