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Home » Work & Business » Building Upkeep » Why Having a Generator is a Must for Every Business

Building Upkeep, Electrical & Energy Use · December 29, 2022

Why Having a Generator is a Must for Every Business

Why Having a Generator is a Must for Every Business

Backup generators are a sensible purchase for any business. Whether you are front-facing and deal with the public or whether you require a backup generator for your own employees, these devices are useful in the face of blackouts and severe weather. Keep your doors open in any storm with a generator to power your lights and heat when all else goes cold. A generator is a must-have item for any boots-on-the-ground business. Here is why.

The Benefits of Having a Generator for your Business

From restaurants to construction sites to hotels, having a generator handy in case the power goes off can allow you to trade even through the toughest times. Here are all the benefits of running a generator in your business.

1. Commercial Generators are Tough

An excellent quality commercial generator will last the average New Jersey business for years. You could have it for a decade, depending on how much you use it. These types of products do not break down easily. However, if the worst happens, there is always a commercial generator repair in NJ ready to fix your generator and get you back to full running capacity. Businesses like snack vans, mobile services, and construction workers require onsite generators for the power they provide. They run 10 hours per day, 5/6 days a week, and never give up. They are tough.

2. Be the Port in the Storm

Connecting a backup generator to your system allows you to keep trading when the lights go out… but it is about more than that. You can keep the lights on even when the street is in total darkness. You can be the light customers see and gravitate towards. They might spend something while they are sheltering from the severe weather – but they will definitely remember who sheltered them. It’s a wonderful way to build customer loyalty.

3. Customer Service

What is more irritating than calling a company to find the telephone line does not work? During a power outage, which is exactly what customers contacting you receive. This leads to poor customer service, which in turn leads to the opposite of customer loyalty. If you want to continue supporting your customers during blackouts, you need a generator. If your business is healthcare or some other life-dependent service, this becomes doubly true.

4. Backup Power

Even office buildings require backup power when utility companies fail. Imagine if your 200 employees were logged in using the same software system at varying stages of completion, and then the power went out, and all that data was lost. Blackouts are notoriously bad for your PC. A backup generator would kick in, preventing that data loss. Without it? You must repeat your duties and cost the company both production time and money. Saving your programs could mean saving irreversible data loss, which could damage your projects.

5. Health and Safety

Your employees depend upon you to provide them with the necessary facilities for living while they are on your premises. You must give them heat, light, running water, and access to sanitation amenities. If you cannot meet OHSA safety standards, there is only one option. Send everyone home. Provide those health and safety basics, and you can work on through the worst of storms.

Backup Generators are Good for Business

The upshot of all this is that a backup generator is good for business. Have you bought yours yet?

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