Hurricane Preperation

Hurricane season is here Everyone needs to be prepared for the unexpected. You, as well as your family and friends, will most likely not be together when disaster strikes. How will you find each other? Will you know if your children or parents are safe? You may have to evacuate or be confined to your home. What will you do if water, gas, electricity or phone services are shut off? Download the » Preperation Guide For more information visit: » www.nhc.noaa.gov

The storm took place on April 30th, 2010, with over 17" of rain throughout the night. Around 1 a.m. we heard a loud crash outside our bedroom window. The power went out but within a few seconds we heard the Generac generator start and power was restored, so my wife and I just went back to sleep.

At 8 a.m. the power company came and told us the power was out in the area and that we had several trees down next to our home. He noticed we still had power and I told him we had a generator. He went to look around outside and in a few minutes returned. He told me a tree had crushed the generator but it was still running. I told him it had been running for 7 hours and he was shocked.

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"The power went out, but within a few seconds we heard the Generac generator start and power was restored."

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The power came back on and the generator went back to stand-by mode. I could not believe the damage the generator had experienced and still ran. Yes, a tree fell on it, crushing the enclosure, but it was also moved nearly two feet from the original position. The generator has been 100% reliable for over 9 years through storms and tornados and never let us down. Of course the replacement can only be a GENERAC!

Bill
Jackson, TN

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Imagine your home without power.

While more families have chosen a Generac home standby generator more than any other brand, they didn't all do so for the same reasons. What would your family miss during a power outage?

• Refrigeration/freezer - food spoilage
• Furnace - frozen pipes, heat
• Air conditioning - mold growth, comfort
• Sump pump - flooding
• Internet, cell phone chargers, tv - lose contact with the outside world
• Lighting - inside and outside
• Cooking, bathing, and washing clothes
• Charging power tools for use during the emergency and post outage cleanup
• Keeping the kids occupied with tv, video games and internet
• Monetary loss from hotel costs, eating out, personal property damage, unexpected expenses

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