Half Moon Plumbing and Electric, a two-time Tulsa World "Best in the World" honoree, has officially launched whole home generator installation for Tulsa homeowners, expanding its services to include backup power ahead of the 2026 storm season. The company, which holds both an Oklahoma Electrical license (#00140295) and a Plumbing license (#60313), now offers permitted generator installations covering 18 to 38 kilowatt units across the Tulsa metro, from Bartlesville to Bixby.
The timing of the expansion is directly linked to consecutive severe weather events that exposed the vulnerability of Tulsa-area homes without backup power. A December 2023 ice storm cut electricity to large portions of the region for several days, and a May 2024 derecho produced widespread outages. For many households, extended periods without heat, refrigeration, or access to medical equipment served as a turning point. Half Moon Plumbing and Electric is positioning its new service as a practical, year-round solution to that ongoing vulnerability.
Each installation includes permitted gas line work, transfer switch installation, and annual maintenance on standby units. Customers are not required to coordinate separate trades for the gas connection or the electrical switchover, as the company completes the work from start to finish without subcontracting the core technical elements. Owner Dustin Mitchell emphasized, "We want it to be very obvious that this is not a side hustle. Electrical is part of our identity."
The new generator service is supported by a reputation built over years of plumbing and water treatment work. Half Moon Plumbing and Electric has earned the Tulsa World "Best in the World" designation in back-to-back years—2024 and 2025—in both plumbing and water treatment categories. The company also received recognition as Best Plumber on the Tulsa People A-List in 2025. Across Google, the business has accumulated more than 4,000 five-star reviews, a volume that reflects consistent residential service over time.
Homeowners evaluating providers can reference a measurable public record rather than relying solely on promotional claims. The company's service area spans the broader Tulsa region, with phones answered around the clock for scheduling and pre-installation questions. With the 2025 storm season behind the region and spring 2026 approaching, the company recommends homeowners begin the permitting and site assessment process before severe weather creates a surge in demand for standby power equipment across the metro.
For more information, visit Half Moon Plumbing & Electric.
