Share content. As the community continues to grow, so does the pressure on the existing electrical infrastructure in southern Utah. So far, local residents have enjoyed a reliable and stable network, but power companies in the area are now starting to notify customers that rolling blackouts may be imminent. Will you be ready in the event of a planned or unexpected break?
How will you stay calm? How to prevent food spoilage? How will you power essential medical equipment? How will you keep your smartphone, Wi-Fi network, home security system and other electronics online? Ephraim Barlow, co-owner of HedgeHog Electric & Solar, said these are the questions that every Southern Utah homeowner needs to be able to answer. Ephraim Barlow, co-owner of HedgeHog Electric & Solar, said these are the questions that every Southern Utah homeowner needs to be able to answer. Эфраим Барлоу, совладелец HedgeHog Electric & Solar, сказал, что это вопросы, на которые должен ответить каждый домовладелец в Южной Юте. Ephraim Barlow, co-owner of HedgeHog Electric & Solar, said these are questions every Southern Utah homeowner needs to answer. HedgeHog Electric & Solar 的共同所有人Ephraim Barlow 说，这些是每个犹他州南部房主都需要回答的问题。 HedgeHog Electric & Solar На эти вопросы должен ответить каждый домовладелец в южной части Юты, говорит Эфраим Барлоу, совладелец HedgeHog Electric & Solar. These are the questions every homeowner in southern Utah needs to answer, says Ephraim Barlow, co-owner of HedgeHog Electric & Solar.
“We often fail to plan for future emergencies,” he added. “When a power outage occurs, the question is not whether it will happen, but when and for how long.”
During a power outage, some family members may need extra help, including children and the elderly, who are at greater risk of dehydration and heat stroke. A solution for the safety and comfort of loved ones is a permanent backup generator that constantly monitors the electrical system of the house and automatically turns on when a power outage is detected.
“When it feels like power has been restored, it shuts down,” Barlow said. “No one should go out and flip circuit breakers; you don’t even have to be at home.”
HedgeHog is a trusted team of local backup generator experts. The company installs high quality and reliable products, reaches customers when they need them most, and provides ongoing support to ensure homeowners never lose power. HedgeHog is a certified distributor of Generac, one of the leading standby generator manufacturers in the USA.
In the event of a power outage, homeowners can install partial or entire home generators depending on their power needs. The entire home system seamlessly powers large appliances, including cooling and heating systems, refrigerators, water heaters and sump pumps, as well as equipment such as lights and computers. About nine out of ten customers in southern Utah opt for whole-home protection, Barlow said.
The generator will perform a scheduled system check and run on a weekly, biweekly or monthly basis depending on customer preference. HedgeHog also offers homeowners the ability to remotely monitor the system on their mobile device.
Standby generators use a variety of independent fuel sources including diesel, natural gas, propane and gasoline. In the St. George area, most people use the existing natural gas system to get home.
HedgeHog is a local company that has been providing residential and commercial electrical services since 2008. They have the knowledge and skills to help customers find the perfect backup generator for their home needs. They take care of the entire installation process, including obtaining the necessary permits from the city and interacting with the gas supplier.
If you’re ready to protect your home with a permanent backup generator, call 866-605-2113 today. HedgeHog is happy to provide free advice on home generators and solar solutions.
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