Backup Generator Services in Madera

Let Quality Home Services Help You Prepare for Power Outages

With aging infrastructure, unpredictable weather, high winds, and an ever-increasing demand for electricity, the odds of a power outage only seem to be increasing. Combine that with the fact that electrical utilities are implementing policies which allow them to shut off electricity during periods of extremely high fire danger in order to avoid liability, and the chances of power going out for days at a time becomes all too real.

At Quality Home Services, we want to help you prepare for the inevitability of a power outage and provide you with a way you can keep your lights and important electrical devices running even when the public grid goes offline. That’s why we offer dependable, high-quality backup generator systems that can provide your home with the power you need to keep your life flowing smoothly. We only distribute quality name brands like Generac, which have a long history of reliability and durability for your complete satisfaction. At Quality Home Services, our Madera backup generator consultants help you choose the right generator for your home. We even install and configure it for you, ensuring that your generator will be correctly hooked up and in working order for when you need it most.

Interested in installing a backup generator in your home? Call the team from Quality Home Services at (800) 985-8103 today.

How Standby Backup Generators Work

When most people think of an emergency generator, they think of an old, noisy cart with a lawnmower engine on it to generate power. While these portable generators still exist, a standby generator is very different. These run on natural gas, and can be connected directly to your home’s natural gas line for a potentially limitless supply of fuel. Likewise, their natural gas power makes them significantly quieter, and most are easily installed outside your home in a low-profile box that conceals them from view.

Standby generators are always ready to go. When they detect a power outage in your home, they switch on and start generating power almost immediately, flipping your lights and important appliances back on and keeping your life running. Depending on your needs, you may have a system which is small and only keeps things like your refrigerator, lights, and a few important devices like computers and data centers running. However, some people opt for a larger solution that lets them continue using their home as normal—the choice is entirely up to you.