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Learn how to get your generator ready for the stormy season. If you’re like most folks around the Pacific Northwest, your generator just sits around until the power goes out due to wind, snow, or ice storms. Now is the time to pull your generator out of hibernation and make sure it’s ready to go when you need it.
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