What makes a town a town?  For starters, it needs land, people, homes, public buildings, and roads.  But it also needs to maintain basic services and systems for the common good: a police department, a fire department, water treatment, waste management, street lights, and maybe a handful of other areas that always need to be functional and available.

Municipal services are always important, and even more so when there’s a power outage.  A widespread outage is usually part of a larger problem, like a major storm, but sometimes an outage is a disaster in its own right.  Also, a power outage in town usually doesn’t happen in a vacuum.  Most people don’t have power at their homes, either (unless they’re customers of Powers Servicing!).  It doesn’t take long for people to act out of desperation, for emergency calls to go unanswered, and for civilized life to disappear and be replaced by chaos.

A town doesn’t amount to much if it can’t provide essential taxpayer-funded services when its people need those services the most.  Your town’s critical infrastructure needs reliable backup power.

It’s likely you’ve already got at least one backup generator for each of your critical systems or buildings and probably don’t need a new generator installed (at least yet).  The more-likely problem is that your municipal generators haven’t been inspected and serviced consistently, either because the generator servicer wasn’t reliable or because their contract has lapsed.

Powers Servicing can help.  We offer municipal generator servicing / maintenance as a standalone service for communities throughout the Ottawa Valley and beyond.  We’re available after hours, on weekends, and throughout the winter.

Contact us today to make your backup power as reliable as your community needs it to be.