Blog Tag Archive: generators
ServiceOne electrical how-to: resetting your circuit breaker
8/3/2018 9:22 AM
Last week, we chatted about replacing your air filter. The week before, we tackled cleaning out your air conditioner condenser coils. We’re continuing our how-to video series this week – how you can tackle resetting your circuit breaker.
Why Do You Need A Whole Home Generator For Midwestern Summers?
5/23/2018 10:24 AM
The summer months in Nebraska and Iowa are full of turbulent thunderstorms, lightning, and even a few tornadoes here and there. Any one of these can knock out power to a home, business, or an entire neighborhood. It is important to keep your family and your property safe and comfortable during these times. This is why you need an automatic backup generator for your home.
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Extra Tips To Prepare Your Home For Winter
12/13/2017 6:00 AM
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been discussing how to prepare your home for colder weather; preparing your furnace for colder weather; why you need a whole home generator for Midwestern winters; preparing your home’s plumbing for colder weather; the benefits of whole-home humidifiers for Midwestern winters; the benefits of home automation in the winter months; your home’s winter plumbing maintenance checklist; and holiday electrical safety tips for your home. In addition to all of these topics, there are a few additional things to get your home ready for the winter months in Nebraska and Iowa!
Why Do You Need A Whole Home Generator For Midwestern Winters?
10/18/2017 6:00 AM
The winter months in Nebraska are full of freezing cold weather and high-powered winds. At any moment, a combination of both can switch your electricity off for hours. It is important to keep you and your family safe during these times. This is why you need an automatic backup generator.
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What’s The Deal With Whole-House Backup Generators?
6/28/2017 6:00 AM
This last round of storms for the Midwest was a little tough on us. Lots of straight-line winds and possible tornadic activity means downed tree limbs, lots of yard debris, probable house damage, and even a lack of electrical power to your home or business. And even with the power companies doing everything they could, some people were without power for days. In addition to all of the storm clean-up, you also have to deal with spoiled food, lost data, and more with the power being out for that long. So what’s the solution? Look at a whole-house backup generator for your home or business.
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