Tulsa Electrician with 4,000 Five-Star Reviews Launches Whole-Home Generator Service Ahead of Storm Season

Half Moon Plumbing and Electric, a company with more than 4,000 five-star reviews and back-to-back Tulsa World "Best in the World" honors, has officially entered the standby generator market. The expansion adds whole-home generator installation to its existing plumbing and water treatment services, covering 18 to 38 kilowatt units across the Tulsa metro, from Bartlesville to Bixby.

The timing of the launch is directly tied to recent severe weather events that exposed the vulnerability of homes without backup power. A December 2023 ice storm and a May 2024 derecho caused widespread, multi-day outages across the region, leaving many households without heat, refrigeration, or access to medical equipment. Half Moon Plumbing and Electric is positioning its new service as a year-round solution to that ongoing risk.

Each generator installation includes permitted gas line work, transfer switch installation, and annual maintenance. Because the company holds both an Oklahoma Electrical license (#00140295) and a Plumbing license (#60313), it can pull all required permits and complete every licensed aspect of the job without subcontracting. This dual-license capability is central to the company's value proposition. Owner Dustin Mitchell said, "We want it to be very obvious that this is not a side hustle. Electrical is part of our identity."

The new service builds on a reputation established through plumbing and water treatment. Half Moon Plumbing and Electric earned the Tulsa World "Best in the World" designation in both plumbing and water treatment for 2024 and 2025, and was named Best Plumber on the Tulsa People A-List in 2025. The company's Google reviews, numbering more than 4,000 five-star ratings, provide a measurable track record for homeowners evaluating providers.

Service for whole-home generator installation covers the broader Tulsa metro, from Bartlesville in the north to Bixby in the south. The company's phones are answered around the clock, allowing homeowners to schedule and ask questions outside standard business hours. With the 2025 storm season past and spring 2026 approaching, the company recommends starting the permitting and site assessment process early to avoid a surge in demand during severe weather.

For more information, visit Half Moon Plumbing & Electric.