Our clients are the ones who planned ahead. The hospital that kept operating. The winery that finished crush. The family that barely noticed the outage. Most found us through someone they trust who said “call Leete.”

We sell and service many brands, and we’ll recommend the one that fits your site, whether that’s noise limits, setbacks or air rules, not the one we’d rather sell.

During WWII, the defense of San Francisco Bay became paramount, and Jim Leete played his part by repairing submarine generators. To be sure his repairs held, he rode along with them on their way back to the Pacific Theater, stepping off onto a boat just past the Golden Gate Bridge. It was on a bus ride from Santa Rosa to Larkspur that Jim met his wife, whose tiny hands caught his eye. For years she used those hands to repair motors, reaching into crevices no one else could.

We’ve seen more wildfires and extended outages than we’d ever have chosen. It’s made us unusually good at knowing what holds up and what doesn’t. A manufacturer sent a group of its leaders to learn from our field experience, and they, along with many others, have called it better than any test lab.

Today Leete is run by Rick, Liesl, and Liesl’s mother Carole, a retired RN. Woman-owned, family-run, since 1908.

Our job is to keep you ready, so when the power goes out, you’re already prepared.

Power. On. Always.