I'm a master electrician so I know the process of installing a generator isn’t always simple. Knowing how to do so safely and efficiently hook up a generator to your house is crucial to avoid ...

Generators are only as safe as you make them. Here's how to keep your house powered, and your family safe, after a power ...

Consumer Reports gives four steps to safely getting a portable generator running quickly.

Sizing Up Your Backup Power Needs When your power goes out, it’s very unlikely that even a very large portable generator will be able to power every single thing in your home.

While a whole-house generator model can be very expensive, Consumer Reports says there’s a less pricey option to power just the essentials.

Eyewitness News breaks down your options for choosing a backup power generator for your home as you prepare for this hurricane season.

If you’re without power and thinking of using a portable generator, here are seven tips for doing it safely. 1. Install battery-operated carbon monoxide alarms Carbon monoxide is a colorless ...

Consumer Reports says to keep in mind that the generator must be at least 5,000 watts to easily connect to a transfer switch and to handle the load of several appliances.