A typical 15 or 20 amp wall plug is about a 2000 watt generator - allowing for a bit of inefficiency.
For starting bigger electric motors, having a bit more is a good thing, if you'd care to plug them both in plus a TV & lamp with some cords & sit back, might want to look for a 4000 or 5000 watt setup and you will be good to go - often they get you a small 240v plug in which may run your deep well if needed....
Honda is the Caddy of them, and costs it so you won't be affording that.... There are 100's of brands out there, some mid-level, some cheap, hard to pin down better or worse from all that. Many of the generator/alternator heads come from China, all about the same; pick an engine type you like I guess, B&S, Honda, Honda-clone, Kohler, etc.
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