A&E: New Year Reminders
A&E Volunteers Help Deliver Generators to Staten Island
Hurricane Sandy left thousands of people without power and homes. A&E employees, along with local Pennington high schoolers, volunteered to help set up and deliver gas generators to Staten Island families in need.
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Power Your Home with an Emergency Backup Generator
After Sandy, we had an influx of clients looking to install emergency backup generators in their homes. Please contact us via our website or call us at 609-737-4425 if you are interested in installing an emergency backup power system in your home.
An emergency backup system with a transfer switch outlet will allow you to power your primary circuits such as heat, sump pump, well pump, refrigerator, lighting, or the T.V.
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Installing an emergency backup system with a transfer switch is safer and more convenient than running multiple extension cords around your home.
Unlike extension cords, a transfer switch system can run devices that are not connected to a cord such as heaters and well pumps.
When your power returns, other appliances or lights that are not run through the emergency generator will turn on; thus alerting you to flip the transfer switch back to the normal position.
Be Comfy and Save Money in the New Year
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Make a New Year's Resolution this year to cut down on your energy bills! The first step to energy savings is filling out anenergy audit questionnaire.
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