Winter in Vermont and Northern New England doesn’t just test homeowners—it tests your generator. When the temperature plummets, your standby generator faces unique challenges that can keep it from starting right when you need it most. That’s why generator cold-weather kits aren’t optional—they’re essential for reliable backup power solutions. For families and businesses in areas… Read more »
Behind the Scenes: How We Prepare to Power Your Home All Winter Winter in Vermont isn’t just cold—it’s unpredictable. Heavy snow, ice, and powerful storms can disrupt daily life in an instant, leaving families and businesses vulnerable to power outages. That’s why we take careful steps every fall to prepare our team, our tools, and… Read more »
We’re Your Neighbor: Why Local Expertise Matters When the Power Goes Out Choosing a company to install and maintain your home generator is a major decision. You’re not just buying equipment; you’re investing in reliability and peace of mind for the next decade or more. For homeowners in Vermont, this choice is even more critical…. Read more »
An Investment That’s Built for Our Climate and Your Budget Vermont is beautiful, but it’s no secret that our winters can be brutal. From blizzards to ice storms, the cold weather puts an immense strain on our power grid. When it comes to investing in a generator, it’s not enough to just buy a machine;… Read more »
Don’t wait for the next storm. Our guide provides quick pre-storm checks, generator testing tips, and an overview of our emergency services. Be ready for anything!
Why Vermont Homes Need Backup Power Here in Vermont, we cherish our beautiful landscapes and close-knit communities. But there’s one part of rural living we don’t love: a fragile power grid. In fact, according to U.S. News, Vermont ranks 45th out of 50 states for grid reliability, making a backup generator more of a necessity… Read more »
Why Home Owners are Upgrading to Home Battery Systems, and Not Looking Back.Home Energy in the United States is something that has remained relatively static for over 60 years. Dependence on utility, fossil fuel domination, and the same damn wires in place for decades are markers of living in suburban America. Throw in a power… Read more »
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