Hurricanes in 2008, 2011, 2012, 2017, and 2021 greatly affected our area: dozens of trees down, with plenty of telephone poles to match. Traffic lights were out and there was debris in the street. If you were one of the

You just got a new washing machine… It has all the bells and whistles, and you don’t plan on having to replace it anytime soon. If your home is hit with an unexpected power surge, though, that’s exactly what you’ll

According to Electrical Safety Foundation International, more than 50,000 electrical fires occur in homes nationwide each year. They kill about 500 people and do over $1 billion in property damage. Most of these electrical fires occur due to outdated electrical

Evening grocery trips aren’t ideal. When you get home, and all the lights are off, you can’t find your keys, and your arms are full. Before you know it, your bread and eggs are already making French toast in the

Generac’s EV Charging Solutions: Power, Performance, and Peace of Mind Your sleek, quiet, and powerful EV is impeccable. Charging it at home, though, takes more than a whole night with the standard Level 1 charger. You need a more powerful

Only 5% of American homes have backup generators installed. With ever more unpredictable weather coming every year, that number is due to rise. Homeowners will undoubtedly be worried about power outages and how they can source backup power. A generator is an

During the Christmas storm last year, over 500,000 homes and businesses were hit by power outages, many of which were in Pennsylvania. Power outages are becoming a problem that recurs with greater frequency and intensity, which is why investing in

According to a recent survey, over 80% of Americans worry about increased power outages throughout the country over the last few years. In large part because of this, more than 60% of them say they wish they had a backup generator to

The number of power outages and the average duration without power have both been steadily increasing in the United States. Different factors contribute to outages, such as weather and utility practices, but even a few hours of electricity can be detrimental