Winter storms can cause power outages across Massachusetts. Choosing the right home generator before the season begins can help you keep essential appliances and systems running when you need them most.
Start by considering how much power you need and how you want to use your generator.
Make a list of the appliances and systems you want to run during an outage, such as a furnace, refrigerator, sump pump, well pump, or home office equipment. Choose a generator with enough capacity to handle your priorities without paying for more power than you need.
Generators commonly run on gasoline, propane, or natural gas. Consider fuel availability, storage needs, operating costs, and how frequently you expect to use the generator throughout the winter.
Not sure which model fits your home? Visit South Shore Generator Sales & Service.
Whether your need is to power your business to keep on your production schedule or your home to keep your family safe and sound, South Shore Generator has the product diversity to meet all of your generator requirements. We are proud to sell and service generators from 2kW to 2000kW single set units and up to as large as 100MW utilizing Generac's innovative Modular Power Systems (MPS).