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When winter storms bring freezing temperatures, snow, and ice, power outages aren’t just inconvenient — they can quickly become dangerous. From frozen pipes and spoiled food to unsafe indoor heating and limited access to communication, being without power in severe weather can create serious risks for families.
Every year, we hear the same thing after the lights go out:
“We tried to make our portable generator work… but it was a hassle — and honestly, it felt unsafe.”
If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. And if you rely on a portable generator during outages, now is the perfect time to consider a safer, more reliable solution.
A standby generator is permanently installed, fully automatic, and designed to power your home safely and efficiently when the grid goes down. No hauling equipment out of the garage. No worrying about refueling in freezing temperatures. No running extension cords.
Instead, your standby generator turns on automatically, keeping the essentials (or even your whole home) powered through the storm.
Portable generators can help in an emergency, but they often come with major drawbacks — especially in cold weather.
Portable generators must be placed outside and far from windows and doors. When they’re used improperly, they can create dangerous conditions such as:
Even when used correctly, they still require constant attention during a storm — when conditions are icy, visibility is low, and travel may be unsafe.
If you’ve ever tried to start a portable generator in a hurry during a storm, you know the drill:
That’s a lot to deal with when your priority should be keeping your family warm and safe.
Portable generators typically don’t power much beyond a few items at a time. During winter, that can be a big issue if you need to keep:
Standby generators are built specifically to handle outage conditions safely and reliably.
When utility power goes out, your standby generator responds automatically — even if you aren’t home.
No waiting. No scrambling. No guesswork.
Standby generators connect directly to your home’s electrical system through a transfer switch, providing safer operation and helping avoid many of the common hazards portable generator owners face.
Standby generators can run on natural gas or propane, eliminating the need to store gasoline or refuel in icy weather.
Whether you want whole-home coverage or just the essentials, a standby generator can be sized to fit your needs — helping you stay comfortable and protected during extended outages.
During storm season, we see a major increase in calls from homeowners who are:
A standby generator doesn’t just help during outages — it helps you feel confident that your home is ready before the storm even arrives.
If you’re still relying on a portable generator, this winter is a great time to upgrade to something safer and far more reliable.
Our Residential Storm Special makes it easier to take the next step toward dependable backup power.
Home evaluation and generator sizing
Professional installation
Reliable performance when storms hit
Safer operation for your household
Schedule your standby generator consultation today so you can be ready before the next outage.
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