Life doesn’t have to stop just because the power’s out.
In an outage, your emergency backup power generator…
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Runs independently. Fueled by natural gas, your generator works mechanically to convert kinetic energy into electricity.
If the power goes down in your home, the generator comes on automatically; when the power comes back, the generator stops again. -
Keeps crucial household systems afloat. From major appliances to personal devices, your electronics keep working (and remain protected from voltage spikes) as if it weren’t even raining. For example:
- Heating, venting & air conditioning
- Fridges and freezers full of perishable foods
- Sump, sewage and grinder pumps
- Well water pumps
- The lights in your home
- Internet modems & routers
- Home medical equipment that needs to be plugged in regularly, including respirators, dialysis machines and power scooters.
Get a generator installed by a company who…
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Has been around for over 80 years, with an experienced electrical division 25 years in the making. (Read more about our happy merger here!)
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Explains your options instead of trying to sell you the most expensive solution.
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Is equipped to install your brand-new generator within one visit. (It’s all thanks to our warehouse-on-wheels style of operating.)
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Provides upfront pricing estimates in writing. You’ll never be confused about what you’re paying for. 🙂
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Is legally permitted to install power generators in Wisconsin homes. We’re a team of licensed certified electricians who keep up our chops with constant training–because we can’t stand to let anyone outdo us in customer service!
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Shows up on-time to appointments and treats your home with respect! The only sign we were ever there: your perfectly-sized, powerful new generator is ready and standing by for the next power outage.
Psst! Still looking to learn before purchasing a generator (or generator maintenance)?
Tons of free information on sizing, installing, and servicing home generators—not to mention backup generator price guides!—are available on the Team Austin Blog. We wrote them to help Wisconsin homeowners just like you!