No Home Generator? Here’s Why You’re Missing out
Why a home generator is so important, and not just for your heating and cooling.
We all know that feeling. The lightning flashes, the lights flicker, the electricity goes out. Your stomach sinks as the minutes tick by and you realize it’s not coming back on. Now what? Your heat and cooling is a little slower than the lights to feel the effects, but if it’s summer, the house is going to heat up rapidly, if it’s winter, it’s going to get chilly in a hurry. If this is the case, you might be missing an important element in your heating and cooling plan: a generator.
But why do you need a home generator? The power doesn’t go out that often. Does it?
The frequency of power outages is dependent on the weather. Remember last winter when hundreds of thousands of people all over America went for many days with no power after some treacherous and dangerous winter storms. In the South, the dangers vary, but the risks are the same. All it takes is one good ice storm to knock out power lines for days.
When the power goes out, you worry about the lights, being able to get around your home, the food in your refrigerator and freezer going bad, and the temperature. When there’s a power outage, heat and cooling becomes nothing but a memory in your home. It’s not just about comfort; heat and air conditioning affect our safety. Having a home generator will not only ensure your appliances keep your food fresh, and your lights and television on, but it also keeps your heat and cooling systems running to keep you comfortable and safe.
The best way to guarantee the smallest possible impact to you and your family during storm-induced power outages is with a home generator. Keep your home, your appliances, your lights, and your heat and cooling up and running, even when the electricity isn’t, with a home generator. Find a McCall’s Supply location near you for the best deals and service in home generators.