Propane or Natural Gas for Your Standby Generator?
Short answer: if you have a natural gas line with adequate capacity, use it — unlimited runtime with nothing to refill. If you do not
Practical guides for Houston-area homeowners weighing a standby generator: what it costs, how to size it, what permitting involves in Harris and Montgomery County, how the major brands compare, and how to get ready before hurricane season. Written by the crew who does the installs, not a content mill.
Short answer: if you have a natural gas line with adequate capacity, use it — unlimited runtime with nothing to refill. If you do not
Short answer: a home standby generator needs a weekly self-test (automatic), a quick visual check monthly, and a full service annually or roughly every 200
The power just went out, and the one piece of equipment you bought specifically for this moment is sitting there doing nothing. It is a
We install and service standby generators for homeowners across Montgomery, Waller, and Grimes counties. Here is what they have said about it. Read all our
Your generator is supposed to be the thing that works when nothing else does. When it will not start, or it starts and quits, or
Houston-area hurricane season runs June through November, and for most homeowners the storm itself is not the hard part. It is the days afterward without
