Siloam Springs · Northwest Arkansas
Whatley Twins Electric installs, services, and maintains the standby generators that keep homes running when the grid goes down. Twin brothers, residential only, local to Siloam Springs.
Serving Benton County & Washington County, Arkansas. Residential only.
Whatley Twins Electric is a family business run by twin brothers, William and Todd Whatley. We are a residential electrical contractor based in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, and our main focus is whole-home standby generators. The twin brothers have worked in the trade together for almost 12 years.
Northwest Arkansas loses power more than most of the country, and we install, service, and maintain the generators that keep homes running when it does. We do this work because it matters here — the ice storms and tornadoes that come through Benton and Washington County are not abstract to us. They are the weather we live in.
We are residential only. No commercial, no industrial, no new commercial construction. We work on existing homes, and we know that work well — generators, panels, service upgrades, and the everyday repairs that come with owning a house in this part of the state.
Whatley Twins Electric is residential only. Our main focus is whole-home standby generators — installation, service, and maintenance. Below is the full list of what we do for existing homes in Benton County and Washington County, Arkansas.
We size, place, and install whole-home standby generators so your house stays running when the grid goes down — permitted and inspected to the locally adopted code edition.
Oil changes, battery checks, load tests, and annual maintenance that keep an installed standby generator ready to start the next time the power drops.
The transfer switch is the single most important safety element of a generator install. It keeps the utility and the generator from ever feeding the same lines at the same time.
A properly installed inlet box lets you safely connect a portable generator to selected circuits without running cords through an open window or backfeeding the panel.
Replacing an outdated or full panel. When service equipment is replaced, whole-home surge protection is required by code — not an optional add-on.
Upgrading your service to handle a generator, an EV charger, or a larger home. We confirm which utility serves your address before any upgrade.
NEC 230.67 requires a surge protective device on services supplying dwelling units. We install it to code as part of a panel replacement or service upgrade.
Dedicated circuits and Level 2 charger installs for homes across Benton and Washington County, sized to your panel and your service.
Whatley Twins Electric serves homes across Northwest Arkansas. We are based in Siloam Springs and work throughout Benton County and Washington County. We do not serve Oklahoma or any city in Oklahoma.
Siloam Springs, Arkansas
Decatur, Arkansas
Centerton, Arkansas
Bella Vista, Arkansas
Cave Springs, Arkansas
Springdale, Arkansas
Tontitown, Arkansas
Prairie Grove, Arkansas
Farmington, Arkansas
Lincoln, Arkansas
Farmington, Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Drumright
Highfill, Arkansas
Rogers, Arkansas
Bentonville, Arkansas
Gravette, Arkansas
Gentry, Arkansas
16769 Scenic Hills Dr, Siloam Springs, AR 72761
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