Keep the Power On
Home generator installation prevents power outages from interrupting your productivity or lifestyle.
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It’s Difficult to Control Mother Nature.
No one wants the power to go out. In today’s world of electronic gadgets, there’s just too much at stake. Historically, when severe weather or construction accidents caused the power to go out, it used to be a major inconvenience. In today’s world, the loss of power can be much more detrimental.
- Disruption for work-from-home employees
- Disruption for study-from-home students
- Loss of safety devices such as security cameras
- Loss of power to critical components like your fridge, heater, and air conditioner.
- Inability to communicate through wi-fi powered devices
- Potential health problems for those who rely on electric-powered medical equipment
You have the power to protect your home from these failures with a home generator installation.
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Protection is Possible with a Home Generator
Continual power is always readily available when you enlist an electrician to install a standby home generator. These components, about half the size of an air conditioner unit, are mounted outdoors and tied into your home’s power supply. When the power goes out, the home generator kicks in to keep the lights on and devices running.
We conduct a power analysis to learn how much power you use and fully understand your power needs in order to recommend and estimate the cost and installation of the right generator for your home.
Secondary Power Source: When the power goes out, if you have a home generator installed, you do nothing! It starts working typically within six seconds of power loss to provide a constant stream of electricity. When power is restored, it automatically shuts off.
Maintenance: Once a year, your electrician will service the generator to inspect voltage, spark plugs, hoses, and the air filter. Ask us about our annual generator maintenance program.
Run Time: Most home generators can operate for up to 40 hours before an oil change or more extensive maintenance and services are needed.
Portable Options: Portable generators, similar to what you see at fairs or outdoor events, are also available. While these are significantly cheaper, they require additional setup time and training to know how to turn the generator and breakers on and off. The homeowner is also responsible for refilling the gasoline every 4-6 hours while running.
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Getting started with Landis Electric is easy
Go from feeling uneasy in your current electrical systems to being a confident owner of a reliable electrical system.
Step 1: Give Us a Call Today
Talk to one of our friendly and experienced electricians about your electrical issues and needs.
Step 2: Get a Free Estimate
We’ll analyze your electrical job and provide solutions along with an itemized quote within 48 hours.
Step 3: Schedule the Service
We’ll work with you to get your electrical issues resolved as quickly as possible by a team you can trust.
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