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

Only about 5% of American homeowners have taken the time to install a generator for their houses. The other 95% are going to be left without backup power in the event of a power outage in their area. If you

Recent statistics reveal that 15% of Americans have backup power. Meanwhile, 66% of residents in the South wish they had backup power. Approximately 57% of residents in the Northeast, West, and Midwest want backup power, too. Generators are highly desirable because when

Fire departments nationwide responded to over 46,000 fires from 2015 to 2019. The fires caused over a thousand civilian injuries and approximately 1.5 billion in damage. All of these fires and the resulting damage came from home electric complications. Each

Love, Care, and lots of power for a lifelong partnership There’s a raging storm outside. Before you know it, everyone else’s power is out.  But yours isn’t because you invested in a backup generator.  How long can your generator have

Outdoor lighting is a multibillion-dollar industry. The global industry will reach an expected 28.42 billion USD by 2030. There are various reasons people spend so much money on these lights. Exterior lighting can give your outdoor space everything from safety

Sometimes, it’s hard to care about generator maintenance until you’re sitting in the dark during an outage, and the food in your fridge is at risk of spoiling. Like any mechanical device, generators are not immune to potential failures. You

A 2021 report showed that major weather-related power outages are becoming more common in Pennsylvania. There are a lot of essentials to consider when it comes to storm preparation, but a residential standby generator is arguably the most important. These

Pennsylvania has had over 82 power outages in the last 22 years.  This is not necessarily the fault of the power grid. Most of these incidents happened due to bad weather. Unfortunately, as climate change worsens, Pennsylvania may experience more