What generator equipment do you buy?
We purchase diesel and natural-gas generator sets, standby units, prime-power packages, generator ends, engines, load banks, transfer switches, MCCs, and switchgear.
Industry acquisitions
Data Centers
We purchase standby generators, switchgear, transfer switches, and load banks from data-center expansions, replacements, and decommissioning projects.
- Paid upfront on pickup
- We arrange crane and freight
- Running or not running
- One unit or a whole plant
Request an offer
Send the data plate. Get a number back.
A few photos and the kW rating are enough to start.
20 kW - 3 MWRange
All fiftyStates
We arrange itRigging
UpfrontPayment
Direct equipment acquisition
What the Buying Desk Reviews
We purchase standby generators, switchgear, transfer switches, and load banks from data-center expansions, replacements, and decommissioning projects.
Provide complete equipment identification, operating condition, hours, voltage, fuel, enclosure, controls, accessories, maintenance history, removal access, and the preferred project timeline. That information supports a direct written offer instead of a generic scrap estimate.
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Common questions
Questions Sellers Ask
Do you buy non-running generators?
Yes. Condition affects value, but complete non-running units, take-outs, and equipment sold with controls or switchgear are eligible for review.
Who handles rigging and freight?
For approved purchases, the buying team coordinates freight, rigging, loading, teardown, and site access around the seller's schedule.
When is the seller paid?
The recovered buying terms state that approved purchases are paid upfront before equipment leaves the property.
What information produces the best offer?
Send make, model, kW rating, voltage, fuel, hours, serial tag photos, enclosure details, accessories, and clear site-access photos.
Ready to move the unit?