Every hurricane season, Florida homeowners invest in standby generators — and every season, some of those generators fail when the grid goes down. In our experience, the generator itself is rarely the problem. The fuel system is. A standby generator is only as reliable as the propane supply feeding it.
The most common issues we see after a storm: tanks that ran empty because nobody checked the level in the rush before landfall; regulators and gas lines that were never sized for the generator’s full load, causing the unit to starve and shut down under demand; above-ground tanks that shifted because they were never properly anchored; and connections that developed leaks from years without inspection.
After a major storm, gas companies’ phones ring for weeks. The homeowners who ride it out comfortably are the ones whose fuel systems were inspected, sized, and topped off before the season — not the ones calling from a dark house. An annual fuel-system check costs a fraction of a single day of spoiled food and hotel nights.
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