Generator Information Posts

One of the things about the heating and cooling/home comfort business is that it relies heavily on the weather.  Unfortunately, one of the things that we cannot control in life is the weather.  Therefore when searching for inspiration for the next post, I decided to check out The Weather Channel and see what was up.

If you read these blogs regularly (which you should), you know that I have been inspired by this stormy weather and have been writing about the importance of generators.  This blog is meant for those who have already jumped aboard the generator train.  If you have, congratulations!  Now it is time to learn how to

This weather has been awful.  Absolutely dreadful.  Snow in late April and cold temperatures that keep on coming.  What do we have now?  A Tornado watch.  Severe storms in Detroit, tomorrow, April 27.  We cannot seem to catch a break, though I suppose we should be lucky that in Michigan the most of our worries

“I hear you need to always be home with a generator.” ” I hear you need to constantly re-fill them with gas.”  These are rumors that are circulating about generators.  Or they are justifications why one should not invest in one.  I picked the word “invest” on purpose, because that is what a generator is.  It

I’ve heard it called “snowmaggedon” and “Storm of 2011.”  You know what I am talking about it, this huge storm that is coming across the country this week.  According to The Weather Channel, over 100 million people will be affected by this storm as it is supposed to touch in at least 29 states.  Michigan