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If you lose power, never run a generator inside your home, garage or carport, and never plug it into a

Your home’s electrical panel is a quiet hero. It controls the electricity that powers your lights, appliances, and devices. This

A fuse box or breaker panel is the central part of your home or business electrical. As an owner, you

Electricity makes our life simpler and easier where it supplies power to every equipment or appliances inside our house, making

Your home revolves around a series of cables, which are bundled and sealed in plastic, that distribute various data, such

Outage Safety Advisory

Using Backup Power During an Outage

Our electricians recommend planning generator connections well before an outage occurs. A qualified electrician should install the correct transfer equipment for any generator connected to household wiring.

Carbon Monoxide Emergency: If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, leave the property immediately and call 911.
Generator & Circuit Safety Protocol
⚠️ Outdoor Placement Only: Run portable generators outdoors, more than 20 feet from doors, windows, and vents. Never use one inside a home or garage, even with doors open.
✓ CO Alarms: Ensure active battery-powered or battery-backup carbon monoxide detectors are placed near all sleeping areas.
✓ Damaged Circuits: If electrical equipment or circuits were damaged during the storm, keep them completely unused pending professional evaluation.
We hope you have somewhere safe to stay. Call with your address to request electrical assistance.

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