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Stay Powered Up This Summer: Why Generators Aren’t Just a Winter Thing

  • Writer: Leanne Bowman
    Leanne Bowman
  • Jul 15
  • 2 min read
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When most people think about backup generators, ❄️ winter storms and freezing temps come to mind. But the reality is, summer can be just as risky — and sometimes even more disruptive when it comes to power outages.

From severe windstorms and fast-moving lightning strikes to wildfire-related grid shutdowns and energy demand overloads, summer outages are on the rise. And when the power goes out during a 90-degree day, you're not just losing lights — you're potentially facing heat-related health issues, food spoilage, and breakdowns in critical home systems.

🌡️ Here’s what’s at risk during a summer outage:

  • Spoiled food from a powerless fridge or freezer

  • Medical equipment suddenly shutting down

  • Loss of A/C or fans, which can quickly turn dangerous in high heat

  • Disrupted work-from-home setups or smart security systems

  • No phone charging or communication during wildfires or storms

That’s why having a reliable backup power source isn’t just smart for winter — it’s a must-have for year-round peace of mind.


At Bowman Electric, we install everything from:

  • Portable generator hookup panels for occasional use

  • Whole-home standby generators that kick on automatically during an outage

  • Custom setups based on your home’s unique layout and essential load needs


🔥 Why install before the next heatwave hits? Because when summer outages strike, electricians and generator companies often get booked out fast. Getting your system in place now means you're protected when everyone else is scrambling for service.

Whether you’re looking to power a few essential appliances or keep your whole home running seamlessly, Bowman Electric has a backup power solution tailored to you.


📞 Call us today at 406-880-4777 to get your summer generator quote scheduled — and enjoy the rest of the season with power and peace of mind.

 
 
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