Briggs & Stratton Standby Generators for Arkansas Homes and Businesses
Delta Solar is an authorized Briggs & Stratton dealer. We size, install, and service whole-home and commercial standby generators, on their own or alongside a solar and battery system. Project pricing is built around your site and load profile.
Why We Sell Briggs & Stratton
Generac dominates the awareness game, but on the spec sheet that matters (warranty length, fuel flexibility, and dealer-direct service) Briggs & Stratton holds up well against every major brand.
Up to 10-Year Warranty
The dealer-exclusive PowerProtect line carries a 10-year limited warranty, among the longest in the residential standby category. The standard line carries 7 years.
Dual Fuel, Out of the Box
Every PowerProtect runs on either natural gas or propane and converts in the field. That flexibility matters in rural Arkansas where LP is often the only practical fuel.
Authorized Dealer Service
Warranty and major service work has to go through an authorized dealer. We are one, so the install, paperwork, and long-term service all stay with us.
Built for Whole-Home Backup
Symphony power management and modern transfer switches let mid-sized units run large loads (including HVAC, well pumps, and dual AC homes) without oversizing the generator.
Standalone, or Part of a Solar + Storage System
A standby generator can complement solar and battery storage, or stand on its own. We design for whichever fits your site and goals.
Solar + Battery + Generator
Solar keeps your bill down day to day. Batteries handle the first hours of an outage cleanly and quietly. A standby generator takes over for the multi-day ice storms and derechos that drain even a large battery bank.
Generator Only (No Solar)
Not every site is a fit for solar. Heavy shade, a complicated roof, or a budget focused on outage protection can all push solar to the back burner. A standalone standby generator is often the right answer on its own.
Adding a Generator to Existing Solar
Already have solar or solar plus storage? We can add a standby generator with a transfer switch and load management so the three systems coordinate cleanly during an outage.
Where a Generator Fills In a Solar + Battery System
A modern solar + battery system handles the everyday well. It cuts your utility bill, rides through short outages cleanly, and shifts solar production into the evening hours when you actually use it.
But Arkansas gets the occasional multi-day outage: ice storms, derechos, tornado follow-ons, and rural feeder repairs that stretch from hours into days. Once the battery is empty and the sky stays cloudy, even a well-sized battery bank runs out.
That is exactly where a standby generator earns its keep. Natural gas or propane keeps running as long as fuel is available, the transfer switch handles the handoff automatically, and on many systems the generator can even recharge your battery for the next solar day.
A Layered Backup Strategy
- Solar reduces what you buy from the grid every day
- Battery storage carries short outages quietly and cleanly
- Generator takes over multi-day outages and heavy winter loads
- One Arkansas team designs, installs, and services the whole stack
Sizing: From Essentials Backup to Light Commercial
The Briggs & Stratton lineup covers everything from a small home essentials package up through three-phase commercial backup.
PowerProtect 13 kW
Essential circuits: HVAC, kitchen, well pump, key lighting. A common entry point for smaller homes or essential-circuits backup.
PowerProtect 18 kW & 22 kW
Whole-home backup for typical 2,000–3,000 sq ft Arkansas homes with a single HVAC system. Includes EnergyTrak remote monitoring.
PowerProtect 26 kW
Larger homes with dual HVAC, pools, electric ranges, or all-electric heat. The top of the air-cooled residential line.
Fortress 30 – 60 kW Liquid-Cooled
Estates, large rural homes, and light commercial buildings. Liquid cooling supports longer runtime and heavier continuous loads.
Commercial 80 – 200 kW
Light industrial, agricultural, healthcare, and institutional backup. Single- and three-phase configurations from 80 kW up through 200 kW.
Right sizing depends on what you want backed up, your fuel supply, and how the system has to coordinate with any solar or storage already on site. We will walk you through the trade-offs.
Who We Install Generators For
Generator scope shows up across the same markets we already serve with solar.
Homeowners
Whole-home and essentials backup for rural homes, lake houses, and homes on long utility feeders.
Poultry & Ag
Ventilation, cooling, and well pumps cannot wait out an outage. Generators back up the loads that matter most for live animals and irrigation.
Small Commercial
Clinics, offices, small manufacturing, and refrigerated storage. Single- and three-phase units sized to the load.
Solar Customers
Existing or new solar + storage clients who want a third layer of protection for long outages.
What Working With Delta Solar Looks Like
The same engineering and in-house install approach we bring to solar, applied to standby power.
Load Study
We walk the site and review your bill or one-line drawing to size for the loads you actually want to back up, not a worst-case guess.
Fuel & Siting
Natural gas pressure, LP tank sizing, setbacks, sound, and ATS placement. We work through utility and code requirements before the unit ships.
Permit & Install
Our crews handle the slab or pad, gas line, transfer switch, and commissioning. No subcontractor pass-through.
Service & Warranty
Annual maintenance, monitoring through EnergyTrak, and direct warranty service through our authorized dealer relationship.
Pricing
Generator pricing depends on project specifics: model, transfer switch, fuel run, pad, electrical distance, and how the unit needs to coordinate with any existing solar or storage.
We will quote your project against the actual scope. Bring us a competing dealer quote and we will tell you honestly whether we can beat it.
Ready to Talk Through a Standby Generator?
Tell us about your home or facility, what you want backed up, and what fuel is available. We will come back with the right Briggs & Stratton model, on its own or paired with the solar and battery work you already have planned.