Generator Installation:

Power when you need it

If you’ve ever had to empty your refrigerator after a power disruption or work from a coffee shop when your home office went dark, then you understand the inconvenience associated with power outages. Worse, when power outages occur during bitterly cold Minnesota winters or heavy spring storms, they can mean significant property damage as well.

The good news is that you can ensure your home remains unaffected by future outages by installing an emergency generator.

With a back-up power source, electricity is supplied to your home when power is disrupted. That means you can:

• Keep your home warm in winter, protecting against bursting pipes
• Continue to run a sump pump during heavy rains, keeping your basement (and property) dry
• Maintain refrigerator and freezer temperatures, keeping food from spoiling
• Supply your home with the hot water for cooking and cleaning in an emergency

Like any electrical installation, the improper installation of a power generator can result in property damage, injury, and death. That’s why it’s important to find a skilled electrician who can ensure your new generator meets or exceeds the wattage capacity needed to handle your intended power load and properly install an exhaust system to vent carbon monoxide.

Want to know more about protecting your home during power outages? Contact us for your free generator installation estimate today.