Portable Generators in Westfield, NJ

McIntyre’s in Westfield, New Jersey, sells, services, and repairs portable generators. When a storm knocks out the power, a working generator keeps your home running. Our team will help you choose one and keep it ready.

Yellow portable generator on a wheeled frame, with a hand turning its blue control knob indoors.

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Portable generator on a snowy outdoor surface, green and black with exposed wheels and frame

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Most shops pick one specialty. We built our business on two. You can get a spare key cut and a mower tuned up in a single trip.

You may own a home, manage a property, or run a landscaping crew. Either way, you’ll find a knowledgeable person ready to help. Our staff takes time to answer your questions.

Why Own a Portable Generator?

Outages can last hours or days. A portable generator can power the basics until the lights come back on.

Keep your refrigerator and freezer running
Power a sump pump or heater fan
Charge phones and run lights
Run tools on a job site or at a work area

Many neighbors rely on a generator during big storms. Having one ready gives you peace of mind. Ask us which type fits your home.

How to Choose the Right Size

Generators come in different power levels. The right one depends on what you want to run. Make a short list first.

Write down each item you want to power
Check the wattage on each label
Add up the total
Bring the list to us, and we’ll help you match it

Generator Service and Repair

A generator that sits unused can fail when you need it most. We service and repair generators so they’re ready for storm season. Customers tell us we move quickly.

“My generator went down and they fixed it in a couple of hours.” – Ron G.

Another customer had us pick up and return his generator and snow blower. He said the convenience was worth the price alone.

Generator Safety Tips

Generators make deadly carbon monoxide fumes. Please follow these safety basics:

Run your generator outdoors only, never in a garage or basement
Keep it at least 20 feet from your home, with the exhaust pointed away
Let it cool before you refuel
Store fuel safely and keep it fresh
Test your generator before storm season

Parts and Maintenance

We stock parts for do-it-yourself fixes. Our technicians can also handle routine maintenance. Fresh oil, clean filters, and new spark plugs help a generator start on the first pull.

Fuel and Storage

Old fuel causes many starting problems. Use fresh fuel, and don’t leave it sitting for long. Store your generator in a dry spot. Run it now and then so it’s ready when you need it.