The ideal time to pick up an electric power generator is before it is actually needed, since these generators are often used for emergency power. If you do not have a generator at your place of business, you run the risk of having to shut down completely if you experience a power outage. While this is not a big deal if the outage only lasts for a few hours, some outages last days, which could seriously hinder your bottom-line. Before purchasing a generator, however, you should give careful consideration to a few different aspects.
The Provider
Always go with an experienced provider when purchasing an electric power generator. A solid provider will send someone to your property to inspect the location and give some recommendations based on this consultation. The last thing you want is to purchase a new generator that does not provide you with enough energy to keep your business running. Once you are aware of the size of generator that you need, you can start shopping around for one that meets your requirements.
The Price
Of course, you should always consider the price when purchasing a generator, as you do not want to overpay for this product. With that being said, the price of the actual unit does not dictate what long-term costs to operate the generator will end up being. For example, you will find that diesel generators are less expensive to purchase than natural gas generators. What you might not see on the surface, however, is that natural gas is cheaper than diesel, so you could end up saving money by going with the gas generator. In addition, natural gas burns cleaner and quieter than diesel, which makes it an overall better unit to have.
Protect Yourself
To give yourself the best chance of finding a reputable electric power generator company, only make this purchase from retailers that have experience with these products. You might also want to read reviews on the company, just to make sure that other customers have been satisfied. Before purchasing a used generator, ask to see the unit’s maintenance records and have an expert inspect it before you finalize the deal.
ENER-G Rudox has over 60 years of experience providing backup power and cogeneration to buildings in all areas of the United States.
