Installing a standby generator is one of the smartest decisions a homeowner can make—especially in areas prone to power outages from storms, hurricanes, or overloaded electrical grids. But once you’ve decided to invest in backup power, the next big question is: How much generator power do you actually need?
Choosing the right size generator is crucial. If it’s too small, it won’t run everything you need. Too large, and you may overspend on equipment and fuel. To get the most out of your investment, you’ll need to evaluate your power needs, lifestyle, and the specific reasons you’re installing a generator in the first place.
The ductwork in the modern home is often substandard, as if the original builders of the house didn’t put much thought into the placement or materials of these important air channels. We’ve seen plenty of poor ductwork in the more than two decades we’ve worked on HVAC systems. This is why 
What’s the best way to lower how much you pay to run your air conditioner during the summer? That’s an easy one to answer: run the air conditioning system less often!
The time is here once again—time to schedule your