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Wisconsin weather is one thing: Unpredictable.
From 95 degree, 100% humid Summer days to Polar Vortexes and tornadoes, we are used to crazy swings in weather. We dress accordingly and persevere. What about if we lose power during these storms and WE Energies, or your local utility company, cannot restore power for days? What would you do then? One option would be an Emergency Whole-Home Generator system with Automatic transfer switch, designed to transfer power immediately upon an outage.
When your power goes out, the automatic transfer switch will divert power and keep your home safe from dangerous spikes in electricity. Your generator will kick in automatically and power your home, until your main power source is restored.
Much like your Heating and Air Conditioning equipment, the size of your home and the appliances within determine what size Generator your home needs to function properly when an outage occurs. Standby emergency generators cost anywhere from $7,000 to upwards of $15,000, which includes installation and all electrical work.
We do offer long-term finance options in order to help our customers with this large, but essential, purchase. Terms range from 60 months (5 years) to 144 months (12 years).
Storms that cause power outages cause real headaches to residents of Wisconsin…unless they have a standby generator to provide power. That’s why savvy Wisconsinites have emergency generators regularly maintained by a certified technician who can spot problems and make repairs before the next power outage.
The average emergency power generator can run for up to 30,000 hours, translating into anywhere from 20 to 30 years of use. To get this performance, however, it is important to have an emergency generator maintenance properly. Preventative maintenance can help it run smoothly for many years so that it will always be available in emergencies.
A property owner needs to know a backup generator will work in emergencies. Here are some simple weekly maintenance tasks to keep backup generators in working condition:
A monthly visual inspection should be performed, especially when the generator is being used. Here are the basics to check:
Maintenance schedules are normally made according to the backup generator’s type and use. Diesel generators need more maintenance than gas-fueled generators. And the more use the system gets, the more frequently it should be checked. Climate also plays a role. Generators in severe climates need more maintenance.
No matter how often it is performed, power generator maintenance includes inspection of the following:
If you are looking for “generator maintenance near me,” Professional Services is here to help.
Call (262) 268-9767 to learn about our generator maintenance plans, including Generac generator maintenance. Let us help you ensure your backup power systems work when you need them to.
When you connect with us, you choose commercial electrical services in Port Washington, WI, that keep you plugged into the local power grid. Reach out to us for any electrical issue, like an appliance not working after a power outage or automation integrations that simplify business ownership. Call 262-218-2636 to book a service today.
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