Whole home generators are your optimal solution to any kind of power outage. Whether you are navigating a storm, a fallen tree, or another type of unexpected challenge, power outages can lead to many problems and unexpected situations. If you are thinking about installing a generator in your home and considering a cost/safety analysis, the following are important to take into account:

• Maritime weather – the weather in the Maritimes is becoming more severe and the likelihood of major weather events is increasing, leading to days or weeks of power outages.
• Food spoilage – with the rise of inflation, food costs have been drastically increasing over the past months and a fridge or freezer full of spoiled food can be a very costly event.
• Well water – many of us in Nova Scotia rely on our well pump and filtration system for clean, safe water for drinking, bathing, and even heating.
• Work from home – for those who run a business or work from their home, it is imperative that you are continually able to connect with clients and coworkers.
• Essential health and safety equipment – many people rely on equipment for health and safety, including medical devices and sump pumps.
• Vehicles – we are dependent on our vehicles and our electric and hybrid vehicles are dependent on electricity.