Commercial & Industrial Standby Power
Martinez Power Solutions provides owner-led commercial generator service across Dallas–Fort Worth, including preventive maintenance, diagnostics, ATS service, load-bank testing, corrective repairs, and emergency-response support.
Monthly, quarterly, annual, and customer-specific programs built around equipment requirements, manufacturer service intervals, facility needs, and applicable NFPA 110 guidance — with written service documentation.
See the program → 02 / REPAIRGenerator down, failing to start, producing abnormal readings, or experiencing an intermittent fault? MPS provides direct technical troubleshooting and separately authorized corrective-service support.
Emergency service → 03 / TESTResistive load-bank testing available as a separately quoted service. Test duration, load profile, connection method, equipment requirements, and reporting are matched to the approved customer scope.
How we test → 04 / ATSA generator can operate correctly and the facility can still lose emergency power if the transfer system fails. MPS inspects, tests, diagnoses, and documents accessible automatic transfer-switch systems.
ATS care →Company Overview
Martinez Power Solutions, LLC is a Dallas–Fort Worth-based commercial generator service provider focused on standby-power reliability for multifamily, hospitality, commercial, industrial, institutional, and municipal facilities.
MPS is built around direct technical accountability. Customers work directly with the technical decision-maker responsible for understanding, servicing, documenting, and following up on their equipment — without unnecessary layers between the facility and the person responsible for the work. Scheduled service follows a documented process based on equipment requirements, manufacturer service intervals, facility conditions, and applicable NFPA 110 guidance.
MPS maintains commercial general liability coverage and supporting vendor documentation including a capability package, Certificate of Insurance, W-9, EIN documentation, and applicable technical credentials.
Full Scope of Work
Services may be provided as standalone work or incorporated into an approved scheduled maintenance program. Scope, frequency, and pricing are defined in writing before scheduled work begins.
Monthly, quarterly, annual, and customized maintenance programs covering applicable engine, cooling, fuel, electrical, controls, battery, and transfer-system inspections.
Emergency service requests are accepted 24/7 for failed starts, no-transfer conditions, overheating, fuel-system issues, controller faults, and other standby-power problems. Response is prioritized by urgency, location, access, safety conditions, equipment requirements, and technician availability.
Direct technical diagnostics for mechanical, electrical, controller, starting, charging, fuel, cooling, and transfer-system faults. Findings and recommended corrective actions are documented before additional work is performed.
Resistive load-bank testing quoted according to generator kW, voltage and phase, test duration, connection method, equipment logistics, and site conditions.
ATS inspection, sequence-of-operation testing, control-system observations, connection inspection, troubleshooting, and corrective service where applicable.
Fault-history review, operating-parameter verification, alarm diagnostics, control-system troubleshooting, and applicable configuration support. Manufacturer-restricted programming or proprietary functions are performed only when applicable authorization requirements are satisfied.
Coolant condition checks, radiator and heat-exchanger inspection, hose and belt inspection, block-heater verification, leak diagnosis, and applicable cooling-system service.
Fuel-condition observations, water-separator and filtration service, tank and line inspection, leak diagnosis, and fuel-system troubleshooting.
Preventive-maintenance inspection, testing, and documentation structured to support applicable facility requirements and NFPA 110-based maintenance programs.
Program Component 01
A comprehensive scheduled service designed to identify deterioration before it becomes an outage. Final scope is established according to the generator, equipment configuration, site conditions, and approved customer proposal.
| System | Annual service performed |
|---|---|
| Engine | Oil and applicable filter service, belt & hose inspection, leak inspection, and operating-condition review |
| Cooling System | Coolant level and condition, radiator condition, block-heater operation, and applicable cooling-system inspection |
| Fuel System | Applicable fuel-filter / water-separator service, fuel-system inspection, and leak check |
| Electrical / Battery | Battery and charging-system review, terminals, cables, connections, and starting-system observations |
| Controls | Controller status, alarms, fault history, and applicable operating parameters |
| Transfer Switch | Accessible ATS inspection and operational observations where applicable |
| Reporting | Written service documentation including readings, findings, deficiencies, and recommended corrective actions |
Load-Bank Testing
Quoted separately unless expressly included in the customer's written service agreement. Pricing and test scope are established according to generator kW, voltage/phase, duration, connection requirements, equipment logistics, and site conditions.
Program Component 02
Scheduled inspection programs provide additional operational touchpoints between annual maintenance visits. Frequency and scope are established according to customer requirements, generator size, equipment configuration, facility criticality, and the approved service agreement.
Program Component 03
Every scheduled inspection follows a documented field-service process designed to provide consistent inspection standards, clear findings, and direct accountability.
Technician checks in, reviews site-specific safety requirements, and confirms unit accessibility.
Belts, hoses, leaks, corrosion, enclosure integrity, and fluid levels are checked and recorded.
Battery voltage, charger output, and the starting circuit are load tested — not just voltage-checked.
Unit is started under monitored conditions; voltage, frequency, and oil pressure readings are logged.
Fault history is pulled and alarm and shutdown functions are confirmed operational.
Findings, readings, deficiencies, and supporting photos where appropriate are compiled into written service documentation.
Program Component 05
Starting a generator proves that it can start. Testing it under controlled electrical load provides a stronger picture of how the system performs when power is actually demanded. MPS provides resistive load-bank testing under customer-specific scopes based on generator capacity, voltage and phase, required duration, connection method, facility requirements, equipment logistics, and applicable testing requirements.
Applicable voltage, frequency, amperage, oil pressure, coolant temperature, and other operating information are documented during testing.
Engine and generator performance are monitored throughout the approved load profile, with abnormal conditions documented if observed.
Test results and observed deficiencies are documented for the facility maintenance record and customer review.
Program Component 04
The transfer switch is the single point of failure most often overlooked — a generator can run perfectly and still fail to power the building if the ATS doesn't transfer cleanly.
Components 06 – 09
Overheating is a top cause of failure under load. Coolant freeze point, pH, and additive package tested each visit; radiator cleaned and pressure tested.
Diesel that sits for months degrades. We test fuel condition proactively and recommend polishing when contamination is found.
A battery can read full voltage and still fail to crank. Ours are load tested, with commercial-grade replacement installed the same visit when available.
Fault history reviewed and explained, operating parameters verified, and applicable configuration support provided. Manufacturer-restricted programming is performed only when authorization requirements are satisfied.
Component 10
Every scheduled service visit closes with written documentation identifying the equipment serviced, work performed, applicable operating data, inspection findings, deficiencies, and recommended corrective actions. Photos and supporting test information are included where appropriate.
| Deliverable | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Monthly inspection report | 12× / year |
| Quarterly inspection report | 4× / year |
| Annual PM report | 1× / year |
| Load-bank test documentation | When included in approved scope |
| Service history archive | Ongoing |
| Emergency service log | As needed |
| Emergency service requests | Accepted 24/7 |
Equipment & Systems
From individual commercial standby generators to multi-generator facilities, MPS supports a broad range of major generator, ATS, engine, and control platforms.
Who We Serve
We service the facilities where backup power protects life safety, revenue, and continuity of critical operations.
Your Investment
MPS maintains standard commercial service rates while offering customer-specific fixed pricing for scheduled maintenance agreements, multi-generator facilities, multi-site portfolios, municipal programs, and recurring service contracts. Final contract pricing is based on equipment mix, generator capacity, service frequency, route density, contract term, testing requirements, site conditions, and approved scope.
Standard business hours
Separately authorized work outside scheduled PM
Separately authorized work outside scheduled PM
Additional standard commercial terms: $150 DFW service-call / mobilization charge and 25% markup on approved corrective-repair parts and materials. Customer-specific written proposals control when different rates are expressly included.
Fleet & Portfolio Pricing
Multi-generator and multi-site customers may qualify for customized fixed fleet pricing. Portfolio pricing reflects consolidated scheduling, recurring service, equipment volume, route density, contract duration, and defined scopes of work. Customer-specific written proposals supersede standard published rates for the work expressly included in the agreement.
Single-unit commercial starting price. Customer-specific fixed pricing is issued after generator size, configuration, fluid capacity, equipment condition, access, and facility requirements are verified. Load-bank testing is quoted separately unless expressly included in the written proposal. Multi-generator and multi-site facilities receive customized portfolio pricing.
Get a quote for your unit →Reduce Unplanned Downtime
Preventive maintenance gives facility teams a defined service schedule, documented equipment condition, and an opportunity to address developing deficiencies before they become emergency failures. The goal is simple: identify problems while they can still be planned for — not after the generator is needed.
Areas We Serve
MPS is based in Dallas and serves commercial customers throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding areas. Customers receive direct communication with the technical operation responsible for their service.
Portfolio or project outside the normal DFW service area? Contact MPS to discuss project-specific coverage.
The Difference
Scheduled service includes written documentation of work performed, operating information, deficiencies, and recommended corrective actions.
Emergency service requests are accepted 24/7 and prioritized according to operational urgency, location, access, safety conditions, equipment requirements, and technician availability.
Annual PM, additional inspection frequencies, load-bank testing, corrective repairs, and multi-site programs can be structured around the actual facility requirement.
MPS is built specifically around commercial standby-power maintenance, diagnostics, testing, transfer systems, and corrective service.
Multi-generator and multi-site customers can consolidate equipment into a customized service program with fixed pricing and coordinated scheduling.
Direct access to the technical decision-maker responsible for your service program, findings, recommendations, and follow-up.
Standing Behind Our Work
All labor performed under our programs is warrantied for 90 days from the date of service against workmanship defects. Replacement parts carry the manufacturer's warranty, passed through in full and logged to the asset's service history — no digging for a paper receipt when a claim comes up.
Generator service involves electrical hazards, rotating equipment, fuel systems, batteries, automatic transfer equipment, and other potentially hazardous energy sources. MPS incorporates applicable PPE, lockout/tagout, site-specific safety requirements, and appropriate electrical-safety practices into the work performed.
Credentials
Certificate of Insurance and vendor documentation are available for procurement review. Additional-insured status, waiver of subrogation, or special policy terms are effective only when issued or endorsed by the insurer.
Emergency service requests accepted 24/7 · Response prioritized by urgency, location, access, safety, and technician availability
Get In Touch
Tell us what equipment you're operating, where it's located, and what service you need. MPS can review the requirement, establish the appropriate scope, and provide written pricing before scheduled work begins.