Powering Success: Future Proofing Your Generator Company

Powering Success: Future Proofing Your Generator Company
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The goto podcast for industry leaders in the generator installation and service business. Here we dive into the strategies and innovations that keep your company ahead of the competition and bring you insights from top experts and successful entrepreneurs.
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The show emphasizes themes such as industry innovations, competitive strategies, and operational best practices in the generator installation and service realm. Specific episodes include discussions on optimizing customer service, exploring energy efficiency solutions, and leveraging technology in maintenance processes, with a clear focus on actionable insights for business growth.

The goto podcast for industry leaders in the generator installation and service business. Here we dive into the strategies and innovations that keep your company ahead of the competition and bring you insights from top experts and successful entrepreneurs.
In this episode of Powering Success: Future-Proofing Your Generator Company, John Tedesco sits down with Cody Stephens, co-founder of Nomic Power Solutions in Austin, TX. Cody shares how he and his brother built one of the fastest-growing residential generator companies in Texas—starting from a background in sales, construction, and even supplements, before pivoting from solar to focus solely on standby generators.
We cover:
- Why Nomic chose residential-only installs and what they’ve learned along the way
- The consultative sales process that wins customers without pressure tactics
- How to spot red-flag clients before they become costly problems
- Building culture, hiring the right people, and scaling through systems and processes
- Why recurring maintenance contracts are the key to long-term growth
- Competing with industry giants like Generator Supercenter and winning on trust and reputation
Cody also shares his five-year vision for Nomic, including how they plan to dominate Austin, expand into new markets, and give employees the chance to build their own “mini-Nomics.”
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale, this episode is full of lessons on leadership, sales, and building a sustainable generator business.

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