Generator Stands LLC

Where each team helps

Ask Generator Stands about stand options, drawings, stock and orders. Ask SwiftSocial about ads, lead pages and sales follow-up. One relationship connects those two parts of a dealer’s work.

That link does not set the stand choice for a site. Share your project facts with the supplier and the people who review your job. They can check what fits and which drawings you need.

Build a short stand quote brief

• Exact generator make and model.
• Job location and site photos you may share.
• Height and site needs from your project team.
• Current foundation plan or drawings.
• Number of stands and required delivery date.
• Name of the person who can answer site questions.

Ask for the right documents

The supplier provides install manuals and can be asked for drawings. Keep the version that matches the stand in your quote. If a model or site detail changes, ask the team to check the choice again.

Confirm what comes with the order. Ask about freight and the ship date. Keep the answer with the quote. Avoid passing a guess from the sales desk to the field crew as a settled fact.

Close the loop with your office

Name one person to own the supplier reply. That person should pass the price, drawings and open questions to the estimator. Give each open item a date to check.

Once the order is placed, keep its status apart from the homeowner’s sale status. A part on order is not a finished install. This small habit makes the next customer update easier to write.

Mention SwiftSocial when you reach out. It tells the supplier where you found the link. Ask the supplier for the terms that apply to your order.