When a snowstorm hits, a working generator can keep your home running smoothly and your family safe. Before winter weather arrives, make sure your backup power system is ready:
1. **Test your generator monthly.** Run it for 10–15 minutes to ensure it starts and runs properly.
2. **Check the fuel supply.** Store fuel safely and keep it fresh—old gas can damage the engine.
3. **Inspect extension cords.** Use heavy-duty outdoor-rated cords designed for generators.
4. **Never run generators indoors.** Always operate them outside, away from doors and windows, to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
5. **Consider a transfer switch.** A professional installation allows you to safely power select circuits without backfeeding your home’s system.
Be prepared before the first storm hits. Schedule a professional generator inspection to ensure your backup power is ready when you need it most.
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